Facilities Reliability & CNC Asset Maintenance Supervisor

What your day looks like

You start by reviewing the preventive maintenance calendar, lining up work orders with Manufacturing Leads and Production Planning so uptime stays high. Before first shift hits full stride, you’re walking the floor, checking CNC mills and lathes, confirming HVAC setpoints, scanning air handling, and verifying electrical panels and safety systems (CCTV, alarm, access control). Throughout the day you coordinate vendor visits, guide Facilities Techs and the Custodian, and keep the Operations Manager updated—quick pings for progress, a daily status recap, and a polished monthly PM report. You keep the shop spotless during and after work, and you never miss a chance to improve reliability, cost control, and machine performance.

Ownership and impact

• Plan, sequence, and prioritize facility and equipment maintenance with Manufacturing Leads, Production Planning, and Management to protect throughput.
• Run the annual preventive maintenance program for all CNC equipment in full alignment with AS9100 requirements.
• Direct day-to-day and monthly facilities upkeep, eliminating issues before they affect production.
• Prepare and deliver monthly PM performance summaries to the Operations Manager.
• Oversee building systems: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, pneumatic/air handling, CCTV, intrusion, and access control.
• Maintain and service CNC mills, lathes, manual machines, and inspection tools to spec.
• Partner with leadership on construction and remodel efforts—from scope and scheduling through punch list.
• Select, schedule, and manage specialized outside vendors and contractors.
• Participate actively on the Safety Committee and enforce safety practices for Maintenance and Custodial teams.
• Train and certify team members on safe forklift operation.
• Maintain rigorous cleanliness and organization during and after all maintenance activities.
• Recommend practical upgrades that boost facility functionality, cost efficiency, and equipment performance.
• Report progress and next steps to the Operations Manager every day.
• Troubleshoot creatively and pragmatically when issues arise; take on additional duties as needed.
  
  

How you lead

You directly supervise Facilities Techs and the Custodian, setting the pace, modeling safe work, and owning results—not just tasks.

What you bring

• 5–10 years in commercial building/facility maintenance.
• 5–10 years maintaining CNC or industrial equipment.
• 5–10 years in a lead or supervisory capacity.
• 5–10 years of project management experience.
• Forklift operation skills and safety mindset.
• High school diploma or GED.
  
  

Competencies

• Ownership-first leadership; calm under shifting priorities.
• Excellent organization; able to juggle multiple projects.
• Clear, proactive communication.
• Hands-on with hand/power tools and advanced CNC machinery.
• Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word.
• Driven to maintain a clean, safe, well-organized workplace.
  
  

Physical requirements

• Frequent standing and walking; regular talking and hearing.
• Manual dexterity and reaching with hands and arms.
• Lift up to 50 lbs; occasional exposure to fumes, odors, and dust.
  
  

Legal and scheduling

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Position Type/Expected Hours of Work

This is a full-time non-exempt position, and minimum hours of work and days are Monday through Friday, 5:30am-2:00pm. Occasionally additional hours may be required on weekends and nights as workload and unforeseen emergencies dictate.

Note

This description outlines the core scope of the role but is not exhaustive; responsibilities and activities may evolve as business needs change.