Building maintenance supervisor vs maintenance superintendent

Differences between building maintenance supervisor and maintenance superintendent duties and responsibilities

Building maintenance supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage and coordinate maintenance and equipment logistics operations, staffing and training functions to boost program effectiveness and mission readiness.
• Maintain hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, electrical systems, gas equipment, HVAC, AC/DC systems.
• Maintain high pressure steam boilers, HVAC and other building systems by preparing, reviewing and prioritizing work orders.
• Ensure compliance from all employees of all OSHA regulations and safety standards.
• Train all employees in operation of department's maintenance, equipment, housekeeping, and OSHA safety rules.
• Maintain store facilities, including heating, ventilation, and other utilities; assist co-workers in repairs and maintenance.
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Maintenance superintendent example responsibilities.

• Develop and lead lock-out / tag-out (LOTO) and overall plant safety program.
• Conceptualize and implement TPM strategies covering operations, quality assurance, and maintenance essential to achieve company goals and increase OEE.
• Utilize workplace safety practices and job hazard analysis to ensure no OSHA injuries for direct reports occur during tenure.
• Plant EHS support and oversight.
• Use wide variety of conventional and CNC machines.
• Define and deploy health and safety (EHS) policies and procedures (HACCP).
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