SUPERVISOR-MAINTENANCE RELIABILITY

Packaging Corporation of America; United States; On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

The Packaging Corporation of America is seeking a managerial professional to oversee hourly reliability planning and control while ensuring a safe working environment. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in the paper industry, with management experience at a supervisory level.

This role involves coordinating maintenance services, providing input for budgets, and leading teams to adopt new technologies, all while promoting adherence to safety regulations.

Qualifications

• 5+ years' experience in the paper industry.
• Management experience at a supervisory level in a process industry.

Responsibilities

• Manage and coordinate hourly reliability planning and control.
• Promote a safe working environment.
• Communicate company practices regarding personnel policy and safety regulations.
• Procure and coordinate maintenance contract services.
• Provide input for the annual repair budget.

Skills

Broad knowledge of pulp and paper operations

Experience in computer systems

Material handling expertise

Strong problem-solving ability

Demonstrated leadership qualities

Education

Bachelor of Science degree preferred

Job description

General Summary

Manage and coordinate hourly reliability planning and control, storeroom operation and maintenance services.

Basic Qualifications

Education: 5+ years' experience in paper industry. Bachelor of Science degree preferred.

Work Experience: Management experience. Experience at a supervisory level in a process industry. Experience to include supervision of both salaried and hourly employees.

Skills: Broad knowledge of pulp and paper operations with experience in computer systems, material handling and administration.

Training: Organizational development. Maintenance planning and scheduling.

Other: Strong problem-solving ability and demonstrated leadership qualities.

Essential Functions

1. Promote a safe working environment and act promptly to deal with safety issues and concerns.
2. Communicate and implement company practices relating to personnel policy, quality assurance, and safety regulations.
3. Procure and coordinate maintenance contract services. Monitor yearly service agreements.
4. Provide input for the annual repair budget and administer its documentation for inclusion in the overall operating plan.
5. Support maintenance areas with reliability monitoring assistance and coordinate special projects.
6. Coordinate with operating department to assemble information and activities for major mill outages.
7. Conduct area shutdown scheduling meetings to assess activity and resource requirements.
8. Exercise a leadership role in implementation of new technology and methods which support and improve the service functions provided by maintenance reliability.