Supervisor I, Maintenance

Innovation starts from the heart. Edwards Lifesciences is the leading global structural heart innovation company, driven by a passion to improve patient lives. With millions of patients served in over 100 countries, each team makes a meaningful contribution by improving patient outcomes and discovering lasting solutions for unmet patient needs. Our Supervisor position is a unique career opportunity that could be your next step towards an exciting future.

How you’ll make an impact:

Supervise technologists to ensure failures in equipment are appropriately repaired and ensure corrective actions are taken, including conducting and writing impact assessment reports of incidents, exception work orders (EWOs), Equipment Non-conformance Reports (ENCRs), and Out of Tolerance (OOTs)

Supervise the review and ensure team members perform check list actions for all equipment in compliance with established work instructions and adherence with SOPs, including recording traceable information on device history records and enters information into appropriate system

Transfer equipment knowledge to team members to improve troubleshooting skills, as well as anticipate issues that may occur, and propose solutions and lead the implementation of planned and unplanned downtime and keep production on schedule

Collaborate with Quality and Engineering to evaluate existing processes and identify opportunities for improvement and optimal operations

Provide feedback and/or conduct performance reviews, including resolving performance issues

Oversee the maintenance activities and delivery on team performance metrics

Participate in improvement projects

Identify issues, review capacity requirements and maintenance procedures for accuracy and provide recommendations for improvement

Ensure employees are trained, certified, and adhere to EH&S policies and procedures including OHSA regulations

Other incidental duties

What you’ll need:

Bachelor's Degree in Electromechanical, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Electronics Engineering. (Required)

At least 1 year of experience in processes related to preventive and corrective maintenance of manufacturing equipment and systems in regulated environments, as well as experience supervising personnel. (Required)

Intermediate level of English proficiency. (Preferred)

Knowledge of maintenance management systems (Maximo). (Preferred)

Availability to work Shift B: Monday through Friday, from 2:25 p.m. to 10:25 p.m.

What else we look for (preferred):

Proven expertise in Microsoft Office Suite with working knowledge of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, preferably JDE

Excellent communication and interpersonal relationship skills; possessing strong collaboration skills in partnering with cross functional stakeholders in order to achieve objectives

Full understanding of maintenance procedures and related equipment

Ability to supervise/lead employees in a maintenance environment

Ability to analyze and identify potential downtime improvements

Ability to work and excel within a fast paced, dynamic, and constantly changing work environment

Ability to lead teams, provide coaching and feedback, including responsibility for all employee actions including hire/fire authority and partnering with HR on all aspects of employee relations

Knowledge of and adherence to Edwards Environmental Health and Safety and Quality guidelines as they relate to department clean room medical device manufacturing

Knowledge of Good Manufacturing and Good Documentation Practices supporting a medical device environment

Basic knowledge of Lean Manufacturing concepts and Six Sigma

Supervise employees within the department

Interface and communicate with outside vendors for work to be performed

Participate on cross-functional teams Engineering, management, Regulatory, Quality, HR, Planning for the development of cohesive production operations

May represent the organization to outside contacts, e.g., vendors, suppliers, contractors, staffing agencies

Adhere to all company rules and requirements (e.g., pandemic protocols, Environmental Health & Safety rules) and take adequate control measures in preventing injuries to themselves and others as well as to the protection of environment and prevention of pollution under their span of influence/control