Full-Time
Maintenance Supervisor
Kaiser Aluminum
1,001-5,000 employees
Produces semi-fabricated specialty aluminum products
No salary listed
Evansville, IN, USA
In Person
Associate's
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- 2-year technical degree in a Maintenance related discipline or related work experience
- 3 - 5 years of experience in Mechanical, Electrical Maintenance, Engineering, or related field in an industrial environment
- Has maintenance supervisory experience in an industrial environment
- Any combination of working knowledge on pneumatic, hydraulic, and rotating equipment
- Safety mindset with thorough understanding of safety policies and procedures
- Initiative to problem solve and take independent action
- Great communication with the ability to adjust communication style and interact across all levels of the organization
- Must be organized with great time management to manage multiple priorities
- The primary objective of the Maintenance Supervisor is to optimize equipment reliability throughout, quality and recovery through the use of established equipment reliability practices.
- Serve as an on shift technical resource to maintenance and production personnel, for guidance and troubleshooting.
- Expedite problem solving to prevent process delays or re-establish product flow in an expeditious manner. Assist with technical issues, equipment performance issues, root cause analysis, training, and compliance issues.
- Enter downtime events into tracking system with all technical details associated with event, and root cause identified
- Lead/Supervise Maintenance craft personnel
- Organize, track, and implement minor equipment/process improvements projects
- Optimize equipment through establishments of equipment reliability practices
Kaiser Aluminum is a North American producer of semi-fabricated aluminum products. It manufactures plate, sheet, coil, extrusions, and forgings and uses value-added fabrication to deliver engineered aluminum parts, often with a pass-through pricing model to manage metal-cost volatility. The company differentiates itself through long-standing vertical integration from primary production to fabrication and by serving high-barrier markets such as aerospace, defense, automotive, and packaging, including its 2021 expansion via Warrick to boost packaging capabilities. Its goal is to provide engineered aluminum solutions and value-added products to North American customers for critical industries like aerospace, automotive, defense, and packaging.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Franklin, Tennessee
Founded
1946
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Second quarter 2026 delivered $166 million adjusted EBITDA and 38.1% margin.
- July 22, 2026 results lifted full-year outlook after higher-value packaging and aerospace demand improved.
- UBS upgraded Kaiser on August 31, 2026 after record results and a 19% pullback.
What critics are saying
- Fred Stephan replaces Keith Harvey on November 1, 2026; execution risk rises immediately.
- NLRB Case 25-CA-381479 in Newburgh, Indiana signals union friction and contract instability.
- Aerospace destocking and Warrick ramp delays can crush 2027 margins if bookings weaken.
What makes Kaiser Aluminum unique
- Kaiser Aluminum serves aerospace, packaging, and automotive with high-spec semi-fabricated alloys.
- Warrick’s 2026 packaging ramp gives Kaiser a rare North American coated-sheet footprint.
- Kaiser’s pass-through metal pricing cushions input volatility better than commodity aluminum peers.
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↑ 0%UBS upgraded Kaiser Aluminum to buy on 31 August, raising its price target to $184 from $179, roughly 18% above the trading price. Analyst Alex Stansbury reversed his neutral stance after shares fell 19% from their August record high of $199.89. UBS identified three temporary concerns that triggered the selloff: uncertainty over USMCA renegotiation, a CEO transition with Fred Stephan replacing Keith Harvey effective 1 November, and doubts about scrap profit margins. The bank argues investors overlooked improving fundamentals. Kaiser posted record second-quarter results with adjusted earnings of $5.53 per share on $1.3 billion revenue, beating Wall Street expectations. UBS views the drop as an opportunity to buy a stronger company at a discount.
Kaiser Aluminum Corporation has appointed Fred Stephan as chief executive officer and president, effective 1 November 2026. He succeeds Keith Harvey, who has led the company since July 2020 and will transition to executive chairman whilst serving as special advisor through October 2027. Stephan brings 38 years of manufacturing experience, most recently serving as chief operating officer of Amcor Global Flexible Packaging Solutions, where he oversaw operations across more than 200 manufacturing sites in over 35 countries. He previously held senior leadership roles at Bemis Company, Johns Manville, and General Electric, including serving as president and CEO of GE Lighting Systems. The Franklin, Tennessee-based company produces semi-fabricated specialty aluminium products for aerospace, automotive, packaging, and industrial applications.
Kaiser Aluminum Corporation reported record second quarter 2026 financial results, with net sales reaching $1.3 billion and conversion revenue of $437 million. The company posted net income of $97 million, or $5.72 per diluted share. Adjusted EBITDA totalled $166 million, with a margin of 38.1%. The company's net debt leverage ratio improved to 2.1x. Kaiser declared a quarterly dividend of $0.77 and raised its full year outlook. Chairman Keith Harvey attributed the strong performance to favourable end-market positioning, higher-value packaging mix, improving aerospace demand, and beneficial scrap spreads. Metal price lag provided a tailwind of approximately $27 million for the quarter. The Franklin, Tennessee-based company produces semi-fabricated specialty aluminium products for aerospace, packaging, engineering, and automotive applications.
[SMM Aluminum Express News] Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System (LASERS) has disclosed a new investment in Kaiser Aluminum, acquiring 7,100 s
Kaiser Aluminum Corporation director Richard Grimley sold 1,524 shares of common stock for approximately $261,000, according to an SEC Form 4 filing. The transaction was executed at a weighted average price of $171.52 per share, slightly below the 29 April 2026 closing price of $172.52. The sale represented 25% of Grimley's direct holdings, reducing his position from 6,102 to 4,578 shares. All shares were sold from direct ownership, with no indirect holdings, trusts or options involved. Kaiser Aluminum manufactures semi-fabricated specialty aluminium mill products for aerospace, packaging, automotive and general engineering applications. The company reported revenue of $3.7 billion and net income of $153.4 million for the trailing twelve months.