Electrical Maintenance Planner

Cleveland-Cliffs•Hibbing, MN

5d•$90,000 - $105,000•Onsite

About The Position

Cleveland-Cliffs is hiring an Electrical Maintenance Planner at Hibbing Taconite in Hibbing, Minnesota. The planner takes received work orders and develops work plans for the assigned area, coordinating the work and documenting procedures and budgets associated with planned work. The role works with planners, supervisors, craftworkers and technicians, and reliability engineers to coordinate maintenance and equipment improvement activities. The position requires regular attendance and the ability to physically perform the responsibilities safely, including walking on uneven surfaces, climbing equipment, and operating pickup trucks and other small fleet vehicles. The salary range is $90,000–$105,000, with individual pay based on factors such as education, qualifications, experience, skills, location, and business or organizational needs. Cleveland-Cliffs describes its total compensation package as including competitive pay with variable compensation opportunity, health insurance, a retirement plan, education assistance, paid time off, and more.

Requirements

Two-year degree in an electrical field or electrical engineering, or equivalent.
Three to five years of recent experience at a mining or mineral processing facility, or in heavy industry focused on electrical work.
Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills, including team building and conflict resolution.
Willingness to promote team concepts and company policies.
Ability to motivate, delegate, establish, and work in a collaborative environment.
Regular attendance.
Ability to safely walk on uneven surfaces, climb equipment, and operate a pickup and other small fleet vehicles.

Nice To Haves

Project experience, including installation and startup, is helpful.
Bachelor’s degree.

Responsibilities

Organize incoming work orders into defined, planned work packages.
Participate in the weekly asset meeting to develop the electrical plan and schedule.
Develop and document work procedures and scopes using the Ellipse system.
Identify, specify, and order contract labor, parts, tooling, and equipment needed to complete work plans according to current NEC guidelines.
Build a parts and standard jobs resource library.
Ensure departmental work is performed safely and work areas meet or exceed MSHA and NFPA 70E standards.
Promote teamwork and high-performance standards throughout the department.
Communicate and coordinate the daily and weekly electrical maintenance plan with everyone affected.
Develop short- and/or long-range electrical maintenance plans and budgets.
Ensure compliance with and implementation of short- and long-range electrical maintenance plans and budgets.
Work with the electrical supervisor to ensure completed work orders are closed.
Update equipment history and equipment component tracking.
Work with planners, supervisors, craftworkers and technicians, and reliability engineers to ensure equipment improvement activities occur.
Perform other duties as assigned.