Ready to lead reliability at a busy terminal?
We’re looking for a superintendent-level leader to guide four crews that maintain, repair, and fabricate parts and tools across terminal assets. If you enjoy solving problems in real time, coordinating contractors, and elevating safety and quality, this role is for you.
Why this role exists
- Reduce equipment downtime and boost terminal throughput.
- Embed the Core Values of Core Resources: Safety, Sustainability & Continuance Improvement.
- Ensure systems across structural, electrical, fire suppression, railroads, and fencing operate reliably 24/7.
What you will do
- Direct employees and contractors (with the Manager) on daily maintenance tasks tied to terminal traffic and operations.
- Diagnose mechanical and electrical malfunctions; prioritize corrective and preventive/predictive work.
- Respond to emergent situations and off-hours breakdowns; communicate status promptly and accurately.
- Coordinate vendors and multiple contractors for repairs, improvements, and enhancements.
- Assist operations to optimize plant availability and reliability.
- Recommend improvements to production methods and equipment performance; help control costs and support the annual budget.
- Study production schedules; estimate worker-hour requirements; assist with planning for annual operations shutdown.
- Promote a team-based culture; provide ongoing feedback; ensure compliance with labor contracts and agreements.
- Step in on the tools when needed—you can perform the same work as your crews.
What you bring
- High School Diploma or equivalent (Bachelor’s in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering preferred).
- 5+ years in mechanical/industrial maintenance with experience in safety, fabrication and welding, production, maintenance software, economics, equipment usage, and staff utilization.
- Hands-on skill with electrical and mechanical repairs; strong preventive/predictive maintenance mindset and standards adherence.
- Leadership presence, coaching ability, and excellent interpersonal communication.
- Strong computer skills: CMMS, Microsoft Word, and Excel.
- Analytical approach and understanding of bulk material handling systems; knowledge of company policies and practices.
- Eligibility to obtain and hold a TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential).
Technical strengths we value
- Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
- Preventive Maintenance & Inspection
- Glass Fabrication
- Industrial Electrical Systems
- Welding
Join us to elevate reliability, protect people and assets, and keep the terminal running at peak performance—around the clock.