Maintenance and Production Supervisor - 3rd Shift

Eaton’s Global Energy Infrastructure Solutions (GEIS) division is currently seeking a Maintenance and Production Supervisor - 3rd Shift to join the team. Be part of Eaton's future as we expand operations into our new Cable Tray Center of Excellence (COE) in Edwardsville, IL. This role will support the transition from Troy, with full relocation to the COE anticipated by 2027. The expected annual salary range for this role is $71000 - $105000 a year. Please note the salary information shown above is a general guideline only. Salaries are based upon candidate skills, experience, and qualifications, as well as market and business considerations. What you’ll do: The Maintenance and Production Supervisor provides leadership and direction to production employees and maintenance personnel within the assigned area and shift. This role is accountable for safe operations, environmental compliance, product quality, on-time delivery, cost, equipment reliability, and disciplined execution of preventive and corrective maintenance. The supervisor coordinates production priorities with maintenance resources to reduce unplanned downtime, restore equipment safely, and sustain customer commitments through continuous improvement. The position collaborates with Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, Quality, EHS, Supply Chain, and Human Resources to optimize the product line, strengthen equipment capability, and develop a skilled and engaged workforce. Essential Functions: Safety and Environmental Compliance: Drive, implement, promote, and maintain a safe working environment through hazard identification, accident prevention, equipment condition monitoring, and consistent enforcement of I Own Safety expectations. Ensure maintenance and production work is performed using applicable lockout/tagout, machine guarding, electrical safety, hot-work, confined-space, and permit requirements. Lead timely response to unsafe conditions, near misses, equipment-related risks, and environmental concerns; ensure corrective actions are documented and completed. Coordinate planned maintenance work so equipment is safely released, isolated, serviced, inspected, and returned to production. Production Operations: Develop and establish manufacturing priorities based on the production schedule, available labor, equipment condition, and customer deadlines. Supervise daily production activities and monitor safety, quality, output, earned hours, schedule attainment, scrap, rework, and downtime. Adjust labor and equipment priorities during the shift to protect critical orders and minimize disruption to downstream operations. Lead effective shift handoffs that communicate production status, equipment concerns, open work orders, quality issues, and required follow-up actions. Utilize inventory and production management systems to monitor material availability, order completion, inventory levels, and operating performance. Maintenance Reliability and Equipment Performance: Plan, prioritize, and coordinate preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance activities in alignment with production requirements. Monitor preventive-maintenance completion, work-order backlog, recurring failures, mean time to repair, downtime trends, and equipment availability. Provide first-line leadership during equipment breakdowns by securing the area, assigning resources, coordinating escalation, communicating status, and confirming a safe return to service. Partner with maintenance technicians and Engineering to troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, controls, pneumatic, hydraulic, robotic, welding, and facility-related equipment issues within established qualifications and procedures. Ensure accurate documentation of failure modes, repairs, parts used, labor time, downtime reason, and follow-up work in the maintenance work-order system. Identify critical spares and recurring parts consumption; coordinate with storeroom, purchasing, vendors, and technical resources to reduce repair dela…

View the full posting and apply