This role ensures that daily work, directed by maintenance, is scheduled, and carried out safely in an effective, efficient (productive) way and documented per schedule. The Work Coordinator is responsible for safety, efficiency, productivity, reliability, and overall performance for all maintenance activities being coordinated in the assigned area. This includes removing roadblocks, ensuring proper tools, procedures, techniques, and material/parts are available, and that jobs are ready for execution. This encompasses all activities such as Maintenance Crafts, scaffold, insulation, heavy equipment, and testing. The role maximizes time spent in the field overseeing work while balancing office tasks like coordination, updates, and communication. It also involves leading daily safety meetings, reviewing job packages, ensuring material readiness, issuing job packages to crafts, checking for completion of scheduled job sequences and documentation, updating SAP, and reviewing craft completed job packages for history and feedback. The Work Coordinator collaborates with Operations Maintenance Coordinators on job preparations and status, and with Materials Coordinators on returning unused materials. They support the craft in work permit procedures, report daily work progress for schedule adjustments, and ensure job sites are clean. They work with the Scheduler and Operations Maintenance Coordinator to determine overtime needs and approvals for jobs that will not be finished by the end of the day. They assign resources and adjust schedules/resources if work cannot be performed, using the “Grab and Go / Fill-In Work Process” to assign tasks from the backlog. They support building the daily schedule and work with other Work Coordinators to identify resource leveraging opportunities. They also plan and create job packages, identify materials for unscheduled P0 and P1 Work Orders, update SAP for these orders, and supply job status/feedback to the Operations Maintenance Coordinator. Additionally, they review and sign timesheets for third-party contractors, monitor and minimize overtime, update metrics, and act as the focal point for unplanned events. They ensure activities comply with the integrated management system (safety, food safety, GMP, health, environmental, quality, and responsible care requirements). Essential functions require presence in the workplace regularly and the ability to work extra hours and overtime as needed to meet production objectives. The role requires collaboration with diverse team members, assisting other employees, following instructions, and participating in EHS initiatives and company training.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree