Production Supervisor - Maintenance

American Commercial Lines LLC (ACL) is a fully integrated network of marine transportation companies, operating approximately 3,200 barges and 124 towboats on the inland waterways of North and South America and transporting more than 45 million tons of freight annually. Additionally, ACL operates marine construction, repair and ancillary service facilities, and river terminals.

 

We have an immediate need for a Production Supervisor - Maintenance at our Jeffboat facility located in Jeffersonville, IN.  This position is responsible for the supervision of employees in the maintenance and repair of plant facilities and equipment.

 

Minimum Requirements:

 Vocational/technical training (college degree a plus)  2-4 years of previous maintenance supervision Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills (fluency in Spanish desired) Ability to supervise others and facilitate teamwork Detail oriented with the ability to prioritize and delegate Ability to make sound decisions in time-sensitive, high-pressure situations  Knowledge of hazardous materials; familiarity with safe practices and MSDS information; knowledge of OSHA, USCG and EPA regulations Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint software Reliable/history of good attendance Ability to read blueprints and job layout a plus

 

This position may require climbing and working in confined spaces.  You may encounter hazards associated with a barge/boat manufacturing environment.  Personal protective equipment associated with specific work environments and job duties is required.  Occasional travel is required. 

 

ACL offers a competitive salary/benefits package as well as the opportunity to succeed in a team environment.  American Commercial Lines LLC and its subsidiary companies is an equal opportunity employer committed to a culturally diverse workforce. M/F/D/V.  For additional information about ACL, please visit our website at www.aclines.com

 

NASDAQ: ACLI

 

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