Director - Manufacturing Maint and Projects

Calgon Carbon Corporation•Moon Township, PA

7h•Hybrid

About The Position

The Director - Manufacturing Maintenance and Projects will support the Facilities department with the implementation of a comprehensive capital management program for the Americas. The Director - Manufacturing Maintenance and Projects will have direct responsibility for projects up to $1MM and all maintenance activities for the region. Overall, the objective is to achieve high plant on stream factors utilizing the Kuraray maintenance tools provided and adapted to meet the needs of Calgon Carbon with site specific gap analysis and corrective action plans. Additionally, the Director - Manufacturing Maintenance and Projects will have a global responsibility as maintenance liaison with Kuraray in support of MTE and DX strategies. Budget for minor projects (up to $1MM) is approximately $30MM for the US Plants. The maintenance budgets for the US plants total is $34MM, and the average annual turnaround spend for the Prime lines is another $5MM per year

Requirements

Bachelor's degree (B.A. or B.S.), or equivalent from four-year college or university) is required
Engineering degree required; electrical or mechanical preferred
10+ years Plant maintenance and mid-level management is required
10+ years Plant environment maintenance management experience is preferred

Responsibilities

Identify project needs, oversee the creation of AR's, plan work, and execute projects for all America’s capital project requirements
Manage others, train, and delegate these activities to subordinates to expedite improvement
Oversee the development of all aspects of the America’s maintenance budget, including capital projects
Strive to maintain spending at the budgeted level
Serve as Calgon Carbon’s subject matter expert (SME) pertaining to maintenance in its virgin carbon manufacturing and reactivation facilities and liaison with Kuraray regarding all matters maintenance related
Oversee the scheduling, planning, and execution of plant maintenance turnarounds on a basis consistent with the maintenance strategy
Develop a maintenance strategy that aligns with the plants' goals to reduce product costs and reduce required maintenance capital
Manage line managers responsible for supervising the day to day activities of maintenance teams while moving them toward self direction
Identify training and development needs of maintenance teams and insure that those needs are met
Manage vendor relationships personally and via subordinates to insure that plant needs (quality, costs, and timing) are met