Maintenance Manager

Essential Functions:

(The percentages assigned to "essential" and "additional" functions, below, should total 100%.)

% of Time

Manager of staff:

Touch base with all maintenance employees for status updates and potential re-assignment based on priority of work to be done.

35%

Work with purchasing as required in order maintenance equipment/parts

7%

Coordinate projects (construction and maintenance).

15%

Personal relations (vendors and facility staff).

20%

Research new technology and methods to help production.

10%

Talk to plant managers daily for problem resolution and improvement needs.

13%

Perform all assigned tasks in a safe, efficient, timely, accurate and highly productive manner according to company policy.

100%

Contribute to the team effort to produce a quality product

100%

Attend scheduled work hours on a regular and timely basis.

100%

Comply with all company policies and procedures.

100%

Additional Functions

% of Time

Teaching and training of maintenance personnel.

15%

Work and communicate in a team environment.

100%

Other duties may be assigned as required by the Company.

100%

Knowledge and Skill:

Five plus years in managing and leading diverse maintenance activities

Have completed a four-year degree from a credited college.

Be very knowledgeable and have the vision and ability to implement World Class Maintenance

Thorough understanding of both Preventative and Autonomous Maintenance and machine classifications.

Be proficient in maintenance troubleshooting in mechanical, electrical, PLC, pneumatic and hydraulic knowledge.

Ability to build a strong and dedicated maintenance team by managing leading, training and motivating people.

Be very knowledgeable in maintenance and Lock Out Tag Out standards.

Have extensive experience in developing and meeting yearly business budgets.

Have extensive experience in planning and tracking PM's, work tickets and unplanned work (EWO's).

Extensive experience in reviewing and selecting the best equipment for the manufacturing need to meet OEE, MTBF, MTTR and MTTr requirements.

Experience in Spare Parts Management to ensure equipment and facility requirements are met.

Experience in Condition Based Maintenance, thermography, vibration analysis and oil sampling.

Experience in developing apprenticeship training programs and ability to recruit maintenance talent.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills and be able to present to highest levels of the company.

Must be able to perform each essential function and responsibility of the job satisfactorily in accordance with company productivity and quality requirements.

Communication Skill:

Title/Function of Person Contacted

Contact Frequency

Contact Type

(exchange information/per-suade/negotiate/verify, etc.)

Contact Method

(verbal/written, etc.)

Management

Daily

Exchange information

Verbal/written

Managers (shop floor)

Daily

Exchange information & verify

Verbal

Vendors

Weekly

Exchange information negotiate & verify

Verbal/written

Contractors

Weekly

Exchange information negotiate & verify

Verbal, written, Fax, Phone

Maintenance personnel

Daily

Exchange information

Verbal some written

Shop floor personnel

Weekly

Exchange information

Verbal

Office personnel

Weekly

Exchange information

Verbal

Physical Requirements:

Standing % of the time.

Walking % of the time.

Sitting % of the time.

Reaching, pushing, pulling 6 - 13% of the time.

Arm, wrist, hand, finger movement % of the time.

Bending and twisting neck and trunk 3 - 6% of the time.

Climbing and balancing on ladders and scaffolding 3 - 6% of the time.

Ability to verbally communicate.

Hearing requirements include the ability to hear all verbal communication.

Regularly lifting and/or moving up to 10 pounds and lifting and/or moving up to 50 pounds occasionally. Any weight over 50 pounds requires additional personnel or lifting equipment.

Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.  Vision requirement 20/40 distance (with or without correction) visual acuity distance using Snellin Method Guidelines and Purdue Job Standards.

Mental Requirements:

Analyzing Knowing Deciding Interpreting    

Judging Differentiating Identifying Problem solving

Reasoning Recalling Understanding Troubleshooting

Tools and Equipment Used:

Computer Micrometer     Calipers Wrenches Truck Forklift Crane     Phone Calculator       Drill Grinder Presses Saws Scale Machinery & Millwright handbooks Reference materials (catalogs, technical manuals

Impact on Organization Success:

Directing of people, keeping production running, organizing construction activities, repairing buildings, keeping machines and equipment running so production staff can do their job, maintaining electrical integrity of all facilities to ensure all office personnel have access to their computers, maintaining accurate inventory at reasonable levels.

Additional Information:

Supervise up to three shifts of maintenance staff and be accessible by cell phone all hours of the day or night from maintenance employees and security to respond to any issues.

Travel to other cities to gather information and inspect equipment.

As required by law, reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

Disclaimer:

The above information on this description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification.  It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job.