Manager II Manufacturing MaintenanceAs a Manager II Manufacturing Maintenance, you'll manage a Manufacturing Maintenance team. Your scope of responsibility will include one or more manufacturing plant(s) with a broad customer base and include development and control of the plant repair budget and direction of the maintenance staff.

Key Responsibilities &

Essential Functions

Leads a Manufacturing Maintenance team (Technical and Team Leaders, Technicians, Planners, storeroom Partners)

• Leads a smaller, less complex team to develop / implement safety and regulatory compliance programs (e.g., OSHA, EPA, local agencies) and develop / control department annual facility repair and equipment replacement budgets

Hires / sets expectations for / monitors exempt and non-exempt Partners; provides timely, meaningful performance feedback for Maintenance Team

Provides maintenance management, reliability-centered maintenance, and asset management training opportunities for manufacturing teams

Provides direction to Maintenance Planner, maintenance team to develop plans that optimize useful asset life and a focus on total life cycle cost of assets

Leads / serves as oversight for storeroom inventory and storeroom team with a focus on inventory accuracy

Maintains floor presence; supports root cause analysis; performs audits of maintenance-related Maintenance team activities

Develops / implements standard leading key performance indicators to ensure efficient, effective use of maintenance resources

Reviews maintenance cost and KPI effectiveness data with plant engineering, maintenance, and leadership teams; directs necessary course corrections

Leads / oversees planned maintenance; focuses on developing forward-looking (2

weeks) maintenance plans

Ensures CMMS system functions to provide meaningful life cycle information; ensures team system-use compliance

Executes reliability strategies, goals, and expectations in conjunction with Reliability Engineering teams

Collaborates with Ops leadership, using data from CMMS, to develop strategies that optimize direct maintenance costs and collateral operations costs

Serves as subject matter expert; collaborates with Engineering, Operations, suppliers to develop / update design specifications for capital investments

Fosters a continuous improvement philosophy related to industrial maintenance processes, methods, and systems; develops supporting strategies to implement continuous improvement

Qualifications & Key

Requirements

Work

Experience

5

years of experience in multiple manufacturing and warehousing facilities

Required

Experience in manufacturing / warehousing maintenance leadership

Required

Advanced verbal / written communication skills

Required

Advanced PC skills, including MS Office (Excel, Word), computerized maintenance management system (CMMS), Internet

Required

Strong management / leadership skills

Required

Bilingual (English & Spanish) skills a plus

Required

Education

Bachelor's Degree of science degree from ABET-accredited school in engineering (electrical, mechanical, chemical, industrial

• Required

Licenses/

Certifications

CMRP

• Required ability to obtain in 12 months

• Required

Physical Demands &

Working Conditions

Travel by car or plane with overnight stays

Work flexible and/or rotating schedules, including overnights, weekends, and holidays

Respond to / spend long periods of time during emergency situations, day or night

Stand, stoop, walk, bend, and climb (expected) with or without accommodations

Climb ladders or stairs to gain access to rooftops and elevated work platforms

Work in and around industrial facilities (e.g., food, manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, electrical less than 600V, and refrigerated); work on wet, slippery production floors (e.g., water, product, chemicals); work around gaseous materials (e.g., cleaning and sanitation agents, ammonia)

Work in inside temps ranging from -35 to 130 degrees and with noise levels ranging from normal to 100 db

Occasionally lift 20 lbs or more