Equipment Maintenance Superintendent (AV 3-5-7)

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering a plus, but is not required.
• Minimum of 10 years refining/maintenance experience required.
• Proven knowledge and abilities with fixed and rotating equipment construction, repair and maintenance scheduling required.
• Proven ability to multi-task during an emergency situation.
• Proven capability of being results oriented self-starter.
• Supervisory experience to preferred.
• Candidate with greater qualifications may be considered at a higher level.
• Takes an active role to ensure that all maintenance activities under his/her supervision are performed safely.
• Holds toolbox safety meetings and inspections necessary to achieve safety goals, while communicating changes in company policy, procedures, and objectives to employees and contractors.
• Responsible for ensuring company and contract maintenance employees are in compliance with safety policies and procedures.
• Exhibit commitment to the safety of millwright field crew personnel and all others working within his/her sphere of responsibility.
• Focuses on efforts to improve quality and productivity in the assigned craft in his/her area of responsibility.
• Responsible for scheduling and executing routine machinery maintenance work.
• Issues a weekly schedule and daily status reports, and well as keeps the teams informed of ongoing reliability issues.
• Participates in the development, planning, scheduling, and execution of turnaround maintenance activities.
• Assists in the counseling, training, development, and appraisal of the performance of maintenance hourly employees in their assigned craft.
• Writes failure reports, documents history, and handles other required paperwork effectively.
• Routine participates and takes an active role in activities aimed at the continuous improvement of machinery reliability.
• Works jointly with the rotating equipment engineers to develop and execute these activities.
• Stewards the preventative maintenance program work selection, procedures and intervals.
• Takes an active role in improving activities associated with preventing, predicting, and eliminating work.
• Troubleshoots field reliability problems with machinery to assist in determining the scope of repairs, and assists the planner in determining optimum repair strategies.