The Montgomery facility is one of the largest spirits manufacturing sites in the world and is tasked with providing a wide array of adult beverage products to the North American business. The Maintenance Planner is a key technical element in the Asset Care organization. The Planner is accountable for reducing equipment downtime, loss prevention, and related site costs by driving the organization to a planned proactive state using validated procedures, best in class MRO practices based on associated TRACC system. These procedures rely on the Planner to apply skilled competencies beyond the level of the maintenance technician and maintenance team lead to properly plan and coordinate workforce, parts, and materials for their assigned areas of responsibility. The individual is the liaison between Engineering, Maintenance, and Operations, developing and maintaining appropriate job plans, records, and files to permit optimal execution and analysis of all planned work done. In addition, effective planning leads to increased job satisfaction, associate engagement, and morale with the entire Maintenance organization. The Planner is the principal contact and liaison person between Maintenance, Operations, and other supported departments. In this capacity, they ensures that all internal partners of Maintenance receive timely, efficient, and quality service. With keen awareness of the partner’s situation (schedule, problems, etc.), the Planner is able to help Operations balance their need for daily output with their need of equipment reliability through pro-active maintenance. This role will also affect the physical condition of the storeroom, be responsible for making proper material movements and corrections in SAP. Problem solving and solution-based performance with a positive attitude are vital in this demanding area. The ability to work independently toward large goals continually while maintaining day-to-day operations and reacting appropriately to requests from our customers. In addition, the Planner is responsible for both long-range and short-range planning along with analysis of no plan vs. extensive plan jobs. Long-range planning involves the regular analysis of backlog relative to available resources. For extensive planned jobs, the planner must use their technical experience to develop comprehensive work plans encompassing safety, quality, and effectiveness of the job through analysis of technical manuals to determine proper tools and techniques. These variables must be kept in balance if a proactive maintenance environment is to be established and sustained.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level