Supervisor, Equipment Maintenance

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Supervisor, Equipment Maintenance Santa Rosa, CA USA Summary: The Senior Supervisor, Production Line Maintenance leads a 10-15-person team within a 25‑technician department and provides day‑to‑day oversight of maintenance activities across the entire team to deliver safe, 24/7 equipment performance for high‑volume manufacturing lines. You will own short‑ and mid‑range maintenance planning for Security Products, ensure rapid restoration and robust PM/PdM execution, manage labor and spares budgets, and drive continuous improvement to reduce MTTR, extend MTBF, and protect product quality. You will partner closely with Production, Engineering, and Quality and apply RCM/FMEA, and TPM/Lean methods in a high‑tech environment. This role reports to the Manager, Production Line Maintenance. Duties & Responsibilities: What You'll Do Lead a high‑performing team (10-15 direct reports): hire, onboard, coach, set objectives, manage performance, build bench strength, and coordinate contractor support across shifts. Own Security Products planning: build and execute the weekly/bi‑weekly plan for PM/PdM, corrective work, and improvements on Security Products equipment; coordinate windows with Production and Engineering; maintain backlog health in the CMMS. Deliver uptime & fast restoration: prioritize work by safety/urgency/materials; lead on shift responses to failures; ensure quick, proper restoration and robust hand‑offs that minimize impact to output. Run PMs that matter: ensure proactive maintenance (PM, PdM, failure finding, calibration‑as‑assigned) is completed to standard and on schedule; track compliance and effectiveness. Manage costs & spares: own labor/overtime planning and parts usage; keep the shop, parts storage, tools, and documentation clean, organized, and audit‑ready. Enable safe, compliant work: enforce EHS/LOTO/PPE and permit‑to‑work requirements; complete

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