Electrical & Instrumentation Supervisor

Take advantage of this Limited opportunity to join the World’s premier timber, land and forest products company! Weyerhaeuser's (Engineered Lumber Products) Timberstrand® manufacturing Plant, located on beautiful Lake of the Woods in Kenora, Ontario, has an immediate opening for a permanent Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor. Our plant manufactures the high strength engineered wood product Timberstrand® in a 24/7 operations, non-union, manufacturing environment. We believe that the key to our success lies within our Associates, and we value the diversity of people and ideas. We know you have a choice in your career. We want you to choose us. The Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor is actively engaged in planning and leads the daily activities of a team of Electricians, Process Control Technicians and contractors in the areas of safety, quality and maintenance of all equipment and buildings to meet the departmental and plant objectives. This is a salaried, exempt position reporting to the Maintenance Superintendent. The Electrical and Instrumentation Supervisor will plan, develop, manage and provide effective leadership for the Electrical team by: - Ensuring the safety of all associates and contractors by identifying safety issues and taking measures to proactively address concerns. - Leading and developing the Electrical team to ensure effective communication across & between shifts and with the production teams. - Participation in the planning and scheduling of Electrical work to minimize the impact on production. - Efficiently using reliable troubleshooting methods to ensure uptime, production volume and quality goals are achieved. - Effectively use training resources to maximize team technical skills. - Using computer-based programs to support effective prioritization of maintenance requests, manage maintenance inventory, and assign maintenance resources. - Leads by proactively resolving associate and contractor issues, building team work, and ensuring adherence to all applicable site policies and procedures in a fair and consistent manner.