Maintenance Planner/Storeroom

Tamko Building Products•Inwood, WV

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Planner is responsible for supporting the execution of maintenance work by ordering, receiving, planning, estimating, scheduling, and coordinating maintenance work orders. The primary role of the Maintenance Planner is to improve work force productivity and work quality by eliminating potential delays and obstacles to efficient work execution and providing coordinated availability of resources at the job sites. The Maintenance Planner will also be expected to work hands-on as needed. Esse ntial job functions To perform this job successfully an individual must be able to perform each essential function satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Additional duties may be assigned. Evaluate and prioritize facility maintenance requirements and coordinate with Operations to schedule downtime activities and other work in the plant, including preparation, planning support, and allocation. Review notifications and work orders to see that they have been properly filled out, discuss the details with the originating department, ensure that the work scope is clearly described and properly authorized. Make certain the priority or completion data realistically provides the maximum practical lead time. Improve maintenance effectiveness by eliminating delays and obstacles through proper planning preparation and scheduling. Analyze and plan all maintenance work orders received into basic job steps, determines the sequence relative to each job step, and what parts, equipment, materials, special tools, skills, and personnel are required for each step. Obtains drawings and sketches as needed. Maintain storeroom inventory (i.e., cycle counts), MOC, shipping or receiving parts, and kitting all jobs. Troubleshoot and assist hands-on with equipment issues Maintains communications with Plant Engineer concerning areas for which he is responsible, consulting equipment to be maintained. Make recommendations to Production concerning maintenance needs and in collaboration with them, prepares a weekly forecast of major jobs expected to be scheduled for the following week. Also solicits work orders for minor jobs in order to avoid major repairs at a later date. Maintains a backlog of work orders that can be scheduled, which require equipment to be shut down. Develops a file of standard plans for regularly recurring repair jobs based on historical experience, to simplify the planning process. Maintains a file for every area critical process equipment. Each folder contains all information relevant to that piece of equipment such as equipment data, closed out work orders, PM checklists, drawings, correspondence, failure reports, modifications, and purchase requisitions. Maintains documentation, ensures compliance to guarding, alignment, balancing and lubrication standards. Perform a review of Lock-Out-Tag-Out procedures assigned to Maintenance personnel at least annually and make changes and improvements as necessary.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Minimum of two years of related industrial maintenance experience and/or training preferred.
At least 1 year of maintenance planning and/or maintenance leadership preferred.
A combination of education and experience will be considered.
Individual must be able to communicate effectively through written instructions.
To perform this job successfully, an individual should have knowledge of Internet software; Inventory software; Manufacturing software; Order processing systems; Spreadsheet software and Word Processing software.
Individual must be able to operate a forklift.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in SAP or other Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) preferred.

Responsibilities

Evaluate and prioritize facility maintenance requirements and coordinate with Operations to schedule downtime activities and other work in the plant, including preparation, planning support, and allocation.
Review notifications and work orders to see that they have been properly filled out, discuss the details with the originating department, ensure that the work scope is clearly described and properly authorized.
Make certain the priority or completion data realistically provides the maximum practical lead time.
Improve maintenance effectiveness by eliminating delays and obstacles through proper planning preparation and scheduling.
Analyze and plan all maintenance work orders received into basic job steps, determines the sequence relative to each job step, and what parts, equipment, materials, special tools, skills, and personnel are required for each step.
Obtains drawings and sketches as needed.
Maintain storeroom inventory (i.e., cycle counts), MOC, shipping or receiving parts, and kitting all jobs.
Troubleshoot and assist hands-on with equipment issues
Maintains communications with Plant Engineer concerning areas for which he is responsible, consulting equipment to be maintained.
Make recommendations to Production concerning maintenance needs and in collaboration with them, prepares a weekly forecast of major jobs expected to be scheduled for the following week.
Also solicits work orders for minor jobs in order to avoid major repairs at a later date.
Maintains a backlog of work orders that can be scheduled, which require equipment to be shut down.
Develops a file of standard plans for regularly recurring repair jobs based on historical experience, to simplify the planning process.
Maintains a file for every area critical process equipment.
Maintains documentation, ensures compliance to guarding, alignment, balancing and lubrication standards.
Perform a review of Lock-Out-Tag-Out procedures assigned to Maintenance personnel at least annually and make changes and improvements as necessary.