Plant Maintenance Supervisor – Reliability & Leadership

Maker’s Pride, LLC; Kentucky; Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Maker’s Pride, LLC is seeking a Maintenance Supervisor to oversee the maintenance department across the plant. You will train and mentor technicians, coordinate scheduling, and ensure equipment reliability while supporting production and quality objectives.

You’ll ensure GMP compliance, lead safety initiatives, and manage the log of work orders and preventive maintenance. Strong leadership and communication are essential to drive continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Two-year college degree preferred in business or related field.
• Three+ years of maintenance supervisory experience in manufacturing.
• Experience in food or beverage manufacturing is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Lead and evaluate maintenance staff, ensuring safe, efficient operation.
• Schedule work hours, approve payroll issues, and manage attendance.
• Maintain 5S work environment and GMP compliance at all times.
• Review production reports and resolve maintenance-related downtime.
• Log work orders and preventive maintenance accurately and timely.
• Coach and mentor staff; handle disciplinary actions as needed.
• Communicate with customers, suppliers, and corporate teams as required.

Skills

Electrical knowledge

PLC troubleshooting

HVAC repair

Blueprint reading

Data analysis

People management

Conflict resolution

Planning & scheduling

Leadership

Education

Associate degree in maintenance/engineering/business

Bachelor's degree preferred

Tools

CMMS (EAM and MVP)

MS Office

SharePoint

Job description

Maker’s Pride, LLC is seeking a Maintenance Supervisor to oversee the maintenance department across the plant. You will train and mentor technicians, coordinate scheduling, and ensure equipment reliability while supporting production and quality objectives.

You’ll ensure GMP compliance, lead safety initiatives, and manage the log of work orders and preventive maintenance. Strong leadership and communication are essential to drive continuous improvement.