Maintenance Technical Lead

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About The Position

The Maintenance Technical Lead responsibilities include but not limited to: Plan, coordinate, prioritize, assign, supervise, implement and review maintenance and test set up activities in an automotive testing facility Oversee and direct the activities of a multi-trade crew to complete required tasks in a safe and timely manner. Comply with the collective bargaining agreement, Canadian Electrical Code, TSSA, corporate policies and other applicable regulations in the organization and execution of maintenance activities. Develop procedures and make improvements to existing. Troubleshoot automated testing system issues and determine corrective actions Manage aspects of environmental health and safety conformance Oversee a preventative maintenance program for automotive testing equipment and facilities Prioritize tasks based on urgency and workforce availability Maintain accurate hourly timekeeping records, vacation and time off requests Develop scope of work for maintenance contracts Perform environmental inspections and coordinate waste pickups. Procure parts, material and rentals required to complete tasks Track data for performance measurable such as Preventative Maintenance task completion, Work Orders, man hours, overtime, etc. Maintain good supplier/customer relations with internal customers and outside suppliers Monitor and maintain inventory levels of materials and equipment

Requirements

High school diploma, trade or a technical diploma from a post secondary institution.
5-10 years of experience supervising maintenance and skilled trade activities in an industrial or construction environment
Experience troubleshooting mechanical and electrical systems
Experience in a unionized labour environment, 5 -10 years would be a benefit.
Willingness to accept a wide variety of assignments
Knowledge of Ontario Building Code, Electrical Safety Code, OH&SA Regulations relating to industrial maintenance activities
Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite software, ability to learn and operate other computer based and web based programs
Strong project management, organizational, teamwork, written and verbal communication skills
Must have a valid driver's license
Willing to work weekends as required
Computers skills: Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite software and ability to use computer and web based software
Must have a valid driver's license
Willing to work weekends as required
Driving a company vehicle is required.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a unionized labour environment, 5 -10 years would be a benefit.

Responsibilities

Plan, coordinate, prioritize, assign, supervise, implement and review maintenance and test set up activities in an automotive testing facility
Oversee and direct the activities of a multi-trade crew to complete required tasks in a safe and timely manner.
Comply with the collective bargaining agreement, Canadian Electrical Code, TSSA, corporate policies and other applicable regulations in the organization and execution of maintenance activities.
Develop procedures and make improvements to existing.
Troubleshoot automated testing system issues and determine corrective actions
Manage aspects of environmental health and safety conformance
Oversee a preventative maintenance program for automotive testing equipment and facilities
Prioritize tasks based on urgency and workforce availability
Maintain accurate hourly timekeeping records, vacation and time off requests
Develop scope of work for maintenance contracts
Perform environmental inspections and coordinate waste pickups.
Procure parts, material and rentals required to complete tasks
Track data for performance measurable such as Preventative Maintenance task completion, Work Orders, man hours, overtime, etc.
Maintain good supplier/customer relations with internal customers and outside suppliers
Monitor and maintain inventory levels of materials and equipment