Facility Maintenance Supervisor

The Facility Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for leading preventive and corrective maintenance, reliability initiatives, and compliance activities across heavy fabrication equipment, facilities, utilities, and material-handling assets. This role ensures maximum equipment uptime to support on-time production while maintaining strict safety, quality, and regulatory standards.

This position requires a hands‑on leader who anticipates issues before they disrupt operations, maintains disciplined documentation and systems, and remains effective when responding to urgent repairs, shifting schedules, and evolving production demands.

Follow quality policies, procedures, and standards

Ensure equipment, facilities, and assets are maintained in compliance with applicable safety, welding, crane, transportation, and industry standards

Support compliance with state and highway regulations for company vehicles and equipment

Promote a strong safety culture by actively participating in hazard recognition, Job Safety Analysis (JSA), and required training programs

Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to lead and collaborate effectively

Team‑oriented mindset with initiative, accountability, and a hands‑on leadership approach

Ability to adapt to changing priorities in a production‑driven environment

Willingness to work flexible hours, including extended hours or weekends, when critical repairs or operational needs arise

Leads by example and demonstrates professionalism, reliability, and dedication

High school diploma or equivalent required

Associate degree or technical certification in industrial maintenance, millwright, welding, electrical, or related field preferred

Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, manuals, and technical documentation

Proven troubleshooting skills across mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and CNC systems

Ability to complete required safety and equipment training programs

Ability to stand, walk, bend, climb ladders or stairs, and work at heights as needed

Capable of lifting tools and equipment and working in a shop environment

Comfortable wearing required PPE, including steel‑toe boots, hard hat, eye and hearing protection, and flame‑resistant clothing

Lead maintenance activities with safety as the top priority

Develop and manage preventive maintenance schedules for fabrication equipment, cranes, compressors, vehicles, and facility systems

Maintain accurate maintenance records, inspections, certifications, and work orders within the CMMS

Coordinate internal and third‑party maintenance services, inspections, and certifications

Order parts, manage inventory, review invoices, and support maintenance cost tracking

Respond to urgent repairs and breakdowns to minimize production downtime

Review and prioritize maintenance requests based on operational impact

Supervise, train, and develop maintenance team members

Support equipment upgrades, installations, and facility improvements

Track maintenance performance metrics and recommend reliability improvements

Provide hands‑on support during peak operational needs or emergencies