Industrial Controls and Instrumentation (E&I) Supervisor

Do you thrive leading technicians, aligning schedules, and solving control-system puzzles in a 24/7 plant? Are safety, reliability, and flawless execution your calling cards? If so, you could be the Industrial Controls and Instrumentation (E&I) Supervisor driving Twin Rivers Technologies’ manufacturing performance forward.

• Put safety first—every job, every permit, every environmental requirement—no exceptions.
• Direct daily work for E&I techs, contractors, and E&I foremen, ensuring the right people are on the right tasks.
• Prioritize and schedule preventive, predictive, corrective, and emergency work in partnership with Operations, Engineering, and the Senior Maintenance Manager.
• Lead execution of the preventive maintenance program in a complex, continuous chemical manufacturing environment.
• Be present in the field to coach, troubleshoot, and verify quality workmanship.
• Support and maintain electrical distribution, process instrumentation, analyzers, and controls.
• Administer and troubleshoot DCS/PLC systems and networked industrial control infrastructure.
• Manage contractors to meet site safety and performance expectations.
• Develop team members through training, feedback, and accountability.
• Plan workforce needs, coordinate staffing and shift coverage, and allocate resources effectively.
• Partner with Operations and Engineering on process troubleshooting, repairs, shutdowns, and improvements.
• Monitor backlog, work orders, labor utilization, and maintenance performance metrics via CMMS/SAP.
• Coordinate spare parts identification and materials planning; keep shops organized and tools ready.
• Champion continuous improvement in reliability, safety, and maintenance execution.
• Handle other duties as business needs evolve.

• Associate/bachelor’s in electrical engineering, instrumentation, engineering technology, industrial technology, or similar preferred; equivalent E&I leadership experience considered.
• 5 years of industrial E&I experience required; chemical, refinery, food processing, or industrial manufacturing preferred.
• 2 years of maintenance leadership/supervision/coordination preferred.
• Expertise with industrial electrical systems, instrumentation, analyzers, motor controls, VFDs, control valves, and industrial control systems.
• Hands-on experience with DCS, PLC, process controls, and industrial networking preferred.
• History of coordinating maintenance, setting priorities, and delivering results in a 24/7 setting.
• Strong leadership, communication, organization, and employee development capability.
• Contractor coordination, maintenance planning, and scheduling experience preferred.
• Working knowledge of CMMS/SAP and Microsoft Office required.
• Massachusetts electrical license preferred.
• Solid command of LOTO, confined space, electrical safety, line breaking, and contractor safety management.

Infrequent; may be required for training.

• Extensive field walking throughout the facility.
• Exposure to all weather conditions at times.
• Work in confined spaces as needed.
• Climb refining towers and storage tanks.
• Use of tools and machinery requiring manual dexterity.
• Occasional lifting, pushing, and pulling of heavy objects.
• Regular interaction with computers, test equipment, and technical devices.