Repair Shop Supervisor

Description

• Monitor inventory, allocate costs to WBS numbers, and generate reports (CCM, POC, PR-PO).
• Interpret component drawings and coordinate with operators for clarity; liaise with engineering for BOM and detailed specifications.
• Create material masters, purchase requisitions, and maintain BOM in SAP.
• Maintain rout cards for material movement and evaluate planned vs. actual time for activities.
• Implement EHS guidelines and coordinate risk mitigation measures.
• Oversee repairs of steam turbine rotors, sub-assemblies, and other auxiliaries.
• Compile repair reports and maintain project documentation (POs, schedules, cost sheets, meeting minutes) for audit reviews.
• Supervise machining and assembly operations for rotors and components.
• Ensure on-time delivery within cost and scope constraints.
• Coordinate with internal teams and customers for timely project execution.
• Participate in internal and external audits for ISO certification renewal.
• Utilize SAP for workshop execution and repair activity management.
• Release production orders and maintain minimum stock requirements.
• Manage servicing of sub-assemblies (servomotors, safety blocks, ESV controllers, governors), including identification of worn/damaged parts and requisition of replacements.
• Manage timely calibration of lifting tools and tackles.
• Create and track job schedules as per finalized scope.
• Ensure adherence to safety regulations during all repair activities.

Requirements

• Familiarity with EHS guidelines and ISO audit processes.
• Excellent leadership, team management, and communication skills.
• Strong knowledge of machining processes, component drawings, and BOM management.
• Strong focus on time and cost management with attention to detail.
• Minimum 10-15 years of experience in steam turbine repair and assembly operations.
• Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Equivalent.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance