Maintenance Assistant Manager

ECOPLASTIC AMERICA CORPORATION•Ellabell, GA

41d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Assistant Manager will oversee the maintenance and preventive actions of equipment, including planning, providing work instructions, monitoring progress, and performing analysis. This role ensures the stable operation of the facility by standardizing work processes, managing paint line conditions, and overseeing facility maintenance. The position involves managing spare parts and materials to effectively control the maintenance budget and improve facility efficiency through upgrades, replacements, and structural modifications. Responsibilities include performing analysis to identify and reduce defects in facility components, handling document work, external affairs, and audit-related tasks. The role oversees all aspects of shop facilities, including equipment, delivery systems, electrical and utility infrastructure, Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTOs), conveyors, various exhaust systems, bake ovens, Central Water Systems (CWS), and lighting. Key duties involve analyzing the causes of equipment maintenance downtime and implementing countermeasures, managing preventive, predictive, regular, and post-preservation maintenance standards, and overseeing equipment inspection logs. The position also handles the entry and exit of spare parts, ensuring safety inventory management and developing strategies for discontinued parts. Identifying and addressing causes of equipment failures, especially those impacting quality, and implementing grade management for facility equipment are crucial. The role manages Facility Conservation Indicators like MTBF and MTTR, keeps records of failures, and conducts repair history analysis. It also manages procedures and assets related to equipment purchase, improvement, disposal, and sale, plans standards for restarting production after shutdowns, and conducts hydraulic oil quality analysis.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in maintenance management, with a strong background in manufacturing or automotive parts production.
Strong Leadership and team management skills
Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
Problem-solving skills to analyze complex technical issues.
Knowledge of safety regulations and a commitment to creating a safe working environment.

Nice To Haves

A bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field is preferred.

Responsibilities

Oversee the maintenance and preventive actions of equipment, including planning, providing work instructions, monitoring progress, and performing analysis.
Ensure stable operation of the facility by standardizing work processes, managing paint line conditions, and overseeing facility maintenance.
Manage spare parts and materials to effectively manage your maintenance budget.
Improve facility efficiency through upgrades, replacements and structural modifications.
Perform analysis to identify and reduce defects in facility components.
Handles various document work, external affairs, and audit-related work according to the above tasks.
Oversee all aspects of the shop facilities including equipment, delivery systems, electrical and utility infrastructure, Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTOs), conveyors, various exhaust systems, bake ovens, Central Water Systems (CWS), and lighting.
Analyzing the causes of equipment’s maintenance downtime and implementing effective countermeasures.
Managing preventive, predictive, regular, and post-preservation maintenance standards and performance of production equipment.
Overseeing the management of equipment's inspection logs on a daily, monthly, and annual basis, and analyzing major failure causes while implementing appropriate countermeasures.
Handling the entry and exit of equipment spare parts, ensuring safety inventory management, and developing strategies for dealing with discontinued parts.
Identifying and addressing the causes of equipment failures, especially when they lead to quality issues during operations.
Implementing grade management for different facility equipment such as injection molding machines, robots, coolers, and conveyors.
Managing Facility Conservation Indicators, including MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) and MTTR (Mean Time to Repair).
Keeping records of failures by specific facility equipment, such as injection molding machines, robots, coolers, and conveyors, and conducting repair history analysis.
Managing procedures and assets related to equipment purchase, improvement, disposal, and sale.
Planning and establishing standards for restarting production operations after shutdowns and managing corresponding countermeasures.
Conducting hydraulic oil quality analysis and ensuring proper oil quality and viscosity management for different facility equipment.