Demonstrating excellent oral and written communication skills.
Handling multiple tasks
Training/coaching others to be the best they can be
WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING:
Providing leadership to a production maintenance staff of technicians performing day-to-day preventative and reactive maintenance. Ensuring production goals are met with the highest quality output and equipment is in good operating condition, minimizing downtime and production part rejects by:
Being attentive to your team, ensuring clarity of expectations and providing training and coaching as needed.
Providing leadership through performance planning using Continuous Improvement Discussions to ensure achievement of departmental targets.
Developing and maintaining budgets.
Accurately and timely reporting of assigned KPIs.
Coordinating maintenance/repair improvement projects and ordering the necessary parts for projects in order to contribute to reducing reject rates and cycle times.
Conducting, delegating, and developing training programs for technicians
Ensuring maximum machine efficiency by addressing problems and theorizing improvement ideas.
Delegating, supervising and reporting of Continuous Improvement Activities.
Preparing and presenting reports to management
Directing and/or attending PDCA meetings
Attending or conducting interviews for potential new hires
Delegating and participating in daily maintenance/repair duties.
Monitoring compliance in regards to ordering parts for inventory, repairs, and improvement projects, ensuring targets are met
Managing manufacturing downtime and implementing countermeasures based on downtime reports utilizing the Plan, Do, Act, Check (PDCA) process.
Tracking, updating and posting downtime and reject PDCAs.
Creating PDCAs based on excessive downtime and reject identification; investigating by performing a Root Cause analysis.
Ensuring maintenance areas cleanliness meets expectations and follows Lean 2S3D rules.
Auditing finished work on a set basis
HOW YOU WILL QUALIFY:
You have 3-years of maintenance experience.
You have 1-year supervisory experience.
You are familiar with Microsoft Office.
Expertise in manufacturing processes
Knowledge of mechanical components (gears, bearings, shafts, etc)
Knowledge of pneumatics (cylinders,, valves, pressure regulators)
Knowledge of AC motors, DC motors and Servo motors
Ability to work a flexible schedule as needed
Ability to work past scheduled shift on short notice
These qualifications are preferred but not necessary for you to get started:
Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing concepts
Experience using maintenance management software
Experience with PLC programming
Experience with robotics and automation
Knowledge and experience with machine vision and other sensing systems operations and/or programming
Experience working with photo electric sensors and proximity sensors
Ability to use Microsoft Access Data Base
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Lifting up to 40 pounds.
WORKING CONDITIONS:
General Office Environment (3) hours per day
Manufacturing Environment (5) hour per day
Occasional overnight travel may be required to perform essential functions at remote locations or receive training.
Required to work overtime (unplanned and unscheduled) to meet customer deadlines and requirements.
HAZARDS:
While performing the job the position is frequently exposed to moving or mechanical
parts, chemicals, heat, moving equipment, electrical, and pneumatics.
Moderate noise levels with specific areas required to wear hearing protection