The Maintenance Manager is responsible for overall maintenance and plant engineering in the facility - To include the physical plant, all exterior and interior support equipment, and all production machinery. In accordance with policies and procedures, current federal, state and local standards, guidelines and regulations governing our facility to assure that our facility is maintained in a safe and comfortable manner. Plant Engineering consists of three major functional areas: Janitorial, Grounds keeping, and Facilities.
Responsible for maintenance, repair, and installation of major plant/industrial systems throughout the facility such as chillers, process water systems, compressors, substations/switch gear, generators, and electrical distribution equipment.
- Establish work flow assignments
- Follow up to insure effective daily and weekend performance
- Insures that necessary safety checks and preventative maintenance work is scheduled and performed
- Analyze systems and procedures in effect for development and prediction of maintenance cost reduction
- Track current state and determine goals
- Trouble shoots major problems on equipment
- Work closely with Environmental and Safety Department to improve conditions in the facility
- Use work order system in AS400 and generation of monthly reports
- Develop departmental budget and shift objectives coupled with effective tracking method
- Analyze equipment and supplies necessary to maintain and operate plant and powerhouse equipment
- Determines counter measures to reduce cost and down time
- Collaborate with Contractors and Engineers in preparation of cost estimates of proposed projects, and prepares Capital Investment Proposals for approval