The Technical Coordinator owns all mechanical and electrical equipment in the department, responsible for writing, implementing, and troubleshooting PLC code on new and existing equipment. This role provides project input and collaboration with the Engineering Department, drives out losses (failures and breakdowns) within equipment and the department, and develops preventative maintenance (PM) tasks for all mechanical and electrical equipment. The coordinator participates in and coaches others to maintain power and controls equipment, understands and models Operational Excellence and HPO systems and tools, and is responsible for driving mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation issues to root cause. They strive to develop a zero-loss and continuous improvement culture, actively communicate changes to equipment and processes to others in the Plant, and work closely with the Planning & Scheduling Coordinator to develop the scope of work for all maintenance and project work in the department. Additionally, they develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures and ensure they are followed, understand all department unit operations and can explain their form and function, and effectively coordinate sub-contractors performing technical work. This role takes ownership of Plant processes that promote equipment reliability, interviews prospective candidates, and participates in the selection process. They understand all input and outputs to the process, use failure and breakdown data to develop focus of work and action plans, and train shift technicians on operational and maintenance skills. The Technical Coordinator signs permits for hot work, line break, and confined space entry, provides key functional expertise training (e.g., gearbox, lubrication), and trains technicians on proper equipment maintenance utilizing AM/PM Pillar Tools. They own a Safety or Quality Key Element and PM Pillar DMS, participate in and train others on the importance of Change Management and the Plant Improvement System, and continue to train and improve the department, cross-training with other maintenance coordinators. This role is on call to provide off-shift support as needs arise and provides input to the team leader for end-of-shift pass down. The coordinator will complete the step-up card pertaining to their expertise and score 4s on 90% of the step-up card. They work with and provide training and direction to onsite contractors, meet with plant E&T resources to understand plant training policies and systems, and work with the Planner to coordinate and communicate work with outside contractors. They have a planner role in Maximo, managing all aspects of the work orders system, and are a member of the PM Pillar, understanding all aspects of Operational Excellence.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED