Electrical Supervisor

Job Description

Electrical Supervisor

80K | Bonus and Profit Sharing

South Lyon, MI

The Clark Agency is excited to partner with a manufacturing client of ours in South Lyon for an Electrical Supervisor. Please see below and let us know if this sounds like something you may be interested in! We look forward to hearing from you.

Responsibilities:

• Lead daily work assignments across all three shifts, seven days a week, ensuring consistent electrical coverage and responsiveness.
• Schedule and oversee crew training, maintaining up-to-date certifications and safety protocols aligned with union standards.
• Manage Electric Shop inventory, including spare parts for consumables and rebuilt components, to support uninterrupted operations.
• Cross-train electrical crews to build proficiency across multiple areas of the plant, enhancing flexibility and reducing downtime.
• Coordinate overhead crane inspections and repairs, ensuring compliance with OSHA and internal safety standards.
• Maintain accurate documentation for all electrical repairs and upgrades, enabling traceability and audit readiness.
• Train crews on new equipment, ensuring readiness to maintain and troubleshoot advanced systems used in metal tubing production.
• Develop electrical plans and budgets to support modernization efforts and eliminate obsolete equipment.
• Eliminate temporary wiring by implementing permanent, code-compliant solutions that improve safety and reliability.
• Coordinate infrared (IR) testing, motor testing, and preventive maintenance (PM) to proactively identify and resolve issues.
• Ensure PM work is completed timely, with findings acted upon and schedules adjusted to minimize operational impact.
• Develop and implement SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) to ensure crews work safely and consistently across shifts.
• Track electrical delays across all areas, analyze root causes, and develop strategic plans to reduce future occurrences.
• Support high-voltage and control systems critical to metal forming, annealing, and cutting operations.
• Collaborate with mechanical and production teams to align electrical work with tube mill schedules and minimize production interruptions.
• Ensure compliance with union labor agreements, coordinating work assignments and training in accordance with negotiated terms.
• Monitor and maintain PLCs, drives, and automation systems that control tube shaping and finishing processes.
• Lead troubleshooting during mill downtime, providing rapid diagnostics and repair to restore operations efficiently.
• Champion energy efficiency initiatives, identifying opportunities to reduce electrical consumption in high-load equipment.

Benefits

• 3 weeks PTO
• BCBS 80% employer covered – extends to family
• Safe Harbor 100% of 3% and 50% next 2%