This role directs and coordinates the instrumentation, electronics, computer and electrical needs of the total operation to ensure maximum operating
efficiency in a safe, cost effective and timely manner. This role is accountable for the maintaining, upgrading, continued operation of the electrical,
instrumentation and control, the computer systems of the facility and in keeping up to date with the latest technology in the field of electronics. This role trains
and manages the electrical and process control staff in a participative management style to ensure the quality, quantity of work performance and development
of subordinates meets the necessary requirements to meet operational goals.

The position supports a facility that operates 24/7. The expectation for this role is that the Electrical Supervisor is always on call, provides weekend support, and off hours as needed.

Key Responsibilities

• Maintains a positive professional relationship with all contractors and equipment manufacturers. Ensures that the Plant Policies, Procedures and Union
  contracts are administered and followed in a fair and consistent manner.
• Is responsible to attend and participate in training activities appropriate to the position and to incorporate acquired skills and knowledge.
• Is responsible for identifying the training needs of subordinates, ensuring their participation in appropriate training activities, and reinforcing
  subordinate’s skill development with coaching, feedback and recognition.
• Is accountable for identifying potential capital projects and repair jobs, and new projects in his/her area.
• Ensures the parts inventory for electrical, instrumentation, computer equipment is adequate to meet maintenance needs.
• Directs the electronic, electrical and PLC/HMI function to assure the maximum operating efficiencies are maintained to meet minimal downtime,
  quality, volume, grade, yield, safety performance and cost control.
• Provide technical support to ensure the Floor level controls, SCADA and other information systems provide the necessary information to operate
  efficiently.
• Work with operations and maintenance personnel to ensure that all plant systems are operating efficiently within their limits. Is accountable for the
  electrical, instrumentation, computer portion of the maintenance budget.

Typical Education

• Bachelor's Degree (B.A. or B.S.) from 4 year college or university

Relevant Experience

• 3+ years related experience and/or training

Required Certifications

• Journeyman License preferred but not required

Other Information

• Have experience and/or training in Programmable Logic Controller, Human machine Interfaces, Instrumentation (4-20 ma loops, 110 V AC, 24V DC, analog) and
  network communications; read and understand single line schematics and drawings.