Control Room Business Unit Leader (Supervisor)

• Performing operational tasks in Manufacturing System Framework (MSF) and perform verification of cold end process systems and equipment to meet batch acceptance requirements.

• Monitor carbon dioxide inventory levels and coordinate shipments and receipts with Procurement using the SAP system.

• Understand carbon dioxide depressurization and re-pressurization procedures and perform them.

• Enter work order notifications and coordinate Maintenance and Engineering activities in the cold end process stage.

• Providing direction and allocating resources within the shift, to include both shift Production and Maintenance resources.

• Communicating status of key measures to assure your employees know where they are in meeting productivity and quality goals; perform reconciliation activities at end of shift.

• Building individual and organizational capability within your shift as you address the needs of the business and your people.

• Provide concise, technically proficient facts and interpretations of process upsets to Maintenance and Engineering for use in troubleshooting and process improvement activities.

• Understand IWS.

• Maintain open and honest communication with department management, Business Unit Leaders and operators of upstream and downstream process stages to ensure efficient operation of ET processes.

• Train and mentor other Business Unit Leaders (BUL's) and operators in daily Cold End operations and responsibilities to provide departmental flexibility and develop technical expertise of BUL's.

• Accountable for proper follow-up on equipment issues, and for proper communication to higher levels when necessary.

What you will be doing:

• Associate degree in Electrical, Mechanical or Industrial engineering with 0-2 years' experience preferred. In lieu of degree, trade school or 4-6 years of Electrical/Mechanical/Industrial experience required.
• Possess strong mechanical knowledge, understand drawings and sophisticated equipment documentation.
• Knowledge of tobacco processing, sanitary machine design and food related good manufacturing practices is desirable.
• Understanding and appreciation of industrial safety hazards and safe job procedures.
• Knowledge of simple electronics, mechanical theory, and carbon dioxide equipment.
• Strong oral and written communication, general math skills and problem-solving skills are required.
• Ability to use computers and applicable software (Word, Excel, Outlook, SAP, Downtime System) required.
• End user skills to manipulate a process using a Human Machine Interface.
• Familiarity with principles / concepts of Quality Systems / IWS within manufacturing are preferred.
• Must understand the manufacturing process and possess highly developed troubleshooting ability.
• Willingness and ability to respond quickly to process upsets or equipment failure to ensure safety of self and others, and to maintain efficient operation of ET process.
• Willing to work 1st, 2nd or 3rd shifts and weekends.