Operations Supervisor
Job Location:
Cambridge, MA - USA
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Job Summary
Posting Description
OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR Central Utilities Plant (CUP) is a senior member with responsibility for all activities across all shifts; plans organizes and supervises shift operation to assure that plant reliability safety and environmental requirements are met; collaborates with CUP managers and cross-functionally with teams in Maintenance Operations Campus Services and Environmental Health and Safety.
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Job Requirements
REQUIRED: A minimum of fiveyears of directly related experience in a utility or power plant or similar experience; Massachusetts 2nd Class Stationary Engineer license required or the ability to obtain Massachusetts 1st class Engineers within one year of the start of employment; holds or obtains within six months of hire a Massachusetts Grade 2 Waste Water license or the ability to obtain within one year of the start of employment required; drivers license required; knowledge of various auxiliary controls related to steam chill water and co-generation desirable; ability to establish effective working relationships within and between work groups and communicate effectively both orally and in writing; ability to foster a positive work environment and lead a group of engineers and other staff in a team-centered organization; excellent interpersonal skills in order to represent the department in the overall MIT Community; ability to move objects weighing 20 to 100 lbs; ability to traverse long distances or moving from site to site; ability to use arms and/or legs to push pull and lift objects. PREFERRED: Bachelor of Science degree in engineering; supervisory experience or willingness to attend supervisory and management training; and experience with LogBook.
8/3/2026
Required Experience:
Manager
About Company
The MIT Media Lab is an interdisciplinary research lab that encourages the unconventional mixing and matching of seemingly disparate research areas.
