Maintenance Supervisor: Lead Reliability & Team

Optimum Communications Inc.; Newark (NJ); On-site; USD 77,000 - 127,000; Full time

Job summary

Optimum Communications Inc. in Newark, NJ, is seeking a Maintenance Supervisor to ensure plant performance matches specifications and reliability targets.

You will lead a team to support both product standards and the customer experience while maintaining safety and compliance. The role requires six years of related experience, a preferred Associate’s degree, and certification; strong analytical and communication skills are essential as you drive continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree preferred; six years related technical experience.
• BBT IV certification or equivalent required.
• Supervisory experience preferred.
• Knowledge of PC software including DOS, Windows, Network and Internet communications.
• Knowledge of Local number portability, Optimum transport system and interfaces with NOC/CableData.

Responsibilities

• Understand business metrics and align actions with company goals.
• Motivate and engage team with clear direction and accountability.
• Monitor progress using department metrics and scorecards.
• Provide coaching, development plans, and training.
• Shape roles to build capabilities and set clear goals.
• Manage conduct and adhere to values and standards.
• Prioritize safety and champion a proactive safety agenda.

Skills

Team leadership

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Safety awareness

Adaptability

Education

Associate's Degree

Tools

DOS

Windows

Networking

Local number portability

Job description

Optimum Communications Inc. in Newark, NJ, is seeking a Maintenance Supervisor to ensure plant performance matches specifications and reliability targets.

You will lead a team to support both product standards and the customer experience while maintaining safety and compliance. The role requires six years of related experience, a preferred Associate’s degree, and certification; strong analytical and communication skills are essential as you drive continuous improvement.