Distribution Center Maintenance Manager

AutoZone•Danville, IL

2d•$69,800 - $122,200

About The Position

As a Distribution Center Maintenance Manager, you will be responsible for ensuring the optimal operation of equipment, machinery, electrical systems, and building infrastructure. You will lead preventive maintenance programs, oversee maintenance inventory, manage vendor relationships, and train maintenance personnel to support a safe and efficient working environment.

Requirements

Minimum 5-7 Years: Experience in a maintenance leadership role, overseeing team performance and operational efficiency.
4+ Years: Experience in a distribution or manufacturing environment.
Technical Expertise: Hands-on experience with CMMS systems for preventive maintenance program implementation.
Software Proficiency: Skilled in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Flexibility: Ability to work various shifts as needed.
Travel Readiness: Willingness to travel for training and facility support.

Nice To Haves

Automation Knowledge: Familiarity with Automated Control Systems and PLC-based material handling systems.
High-Volume Experience: 5+ years managing maintenance operations in fast-paced manufacturing or distribution environments.
Inventory & Budget Oversight: Expertise in Maintenance Inventory Management and budget control.
Leadership Excellence: 4+ years of experience leading teams of 10+ employees across multiple facility areas.

Responsibilities

Oversee preventive maintenance schedules, coordinating 100+ work orders per week and adjusting for corrective actions.
Lead maintenance teams, assigning workloads, coaching mechanics, and ensuring cross-training.
Manage vendors and outside services for specialized maintenance and repairs.
Monitor CMMS systems (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems) to track work orders and optimize preventive maintenance.
Ensure compliance with state and federal regulations, maintaining accurate maintenance records, audit files, and safety documentation.
Manage facility maintenance budgets, including purchasing parts, equipment, and materials while negotiating vendor contracts.
Research and implement new technologies, tools, and strategies to improve equipment performance and facility efficiency.
Monitor facility conditions to proactively identify and resolve potential operational issues.
Ensure continuous operational improvement in automated control systems and material handling equipment.