Superviseur mécanique - équipement mobile

St-Marys Cement - St. Marys Cement Plant operates a state-of-the-art cement plant, with radiation throughout North America.

Our mission is to provide our customers with high-quality cement manufactured and distributed in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.

Reporting to the Quarry Manager, the Mobile Equipment Mechanical Supervisor is responsible for implementing the material and human resources required for machine maintenance and/or repair, in compliance with safety, quality and environmental regulations.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Plan and coordinate the activities of quarry and subcontracted personnel, to ensure the efficiency of the mobile equipment and pumping maintenance department;
Plan and control vehicle maintenance, repairs and inspections, while ensuring compliance with applicable regulations;
Establish the mobile equipment maintenance budget while ensuring inventory management is aligned with service demand;
Maintain technical records specific to each unit;
Manage fuel, lubricants, tires, dewatering system and other quarry requirements.
SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Developed team spirit and respect;
Analysis and understanding of operational realities;
Priorities and organization of work;
Structured work method and rigorous documentation.
REQUIREMENTS

DEC in heavy machinery mechanics and/or budget management, supply management, maintenance management, etc;
At least ten years' relevant experience;
Knowledge of GMAO's (SAP) software will be considered an asset.
BENEFITS

Group Insurance Plan and Group RRSP Retirement Plan
Up to 4 days paid volunteer leave per year to support social, environmental and educational initiatives in the community.
Electric car reloading rack
Monthly fitness allowance of $30 per month for gym, including training camps, specialized rooms, etc.
Career development plan
Employment status: Permanent

We offer you the opportunity to work in a growing organization, where you will find a dynamic and user-friendly working environment while contributing to the local economic activity of the Gaspé region