and operational objectives. JOB FUNCTIONS: Job functions include, but are not limited to the following. Coordinates with Maintenance Supervisors to ensure all work is prioritized and scheduled. Participate in Daily Operations meetings. Lead monthly/annual outage meetings and ensure project cost, scope and timelines are within budget.
Works with Operations and Maintenance teams to identify work for the area and generate work order requests based on need and priority for the day/week Review Basic Care reports and finds to generate work requests for corrective action Responsible for insuring all requests are correctly prepared with the following criteria; Work request contains detailed
and necessary information and documentation Work order has the correct equipment location and work type Realistic priority, target completion date is consistent with the overall needs of the area Determines if improvement, indirect, work is expense versus capital and takes actions accordingly Appropriate use of the " management of change" process Utilizes up-to-date backlog reports to coordinate maintenance activities in his/her area of responsibility.
Uses this backlog as a guide to specify planned work to be scheduled and planned, not a separate priority list Follows up with Maintenance Supervisors on work being performed by maintenance, and contractors in his/her area
of responsibility ensuring efficient execution and completion.
Work with Maintenance and Operations to prioritize work and approve work requiring OT. Supports the Maintenance Planner in detailed planning for daily, weekly and shutdown process. Takes steps to have engineering involved in chronic problems addressed to identify RCFA and resolve Develop/maintain chronic equipment list, and " when down do list" and uses it for resource allocation and scheduling Coordinates lock out tag out (LO/TO) events with maintenance and operations to ensure all equipment is safely locked and available for work to begin on time. SCHEDULE DEMANDS: General schedule is an 8-hour M-F assignment, however, employee must be willing to work alternate schedules occasionally; that may include early mornings, nights, and/or weekends and be punctual while doing so.
Occasional overnight travel to include flying, driving, riding or by rail. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Sitting or standing for extended periods of time up to 8-hours. Occasional Lifting up to 20 lbs. Reading computer screen or other electronic devices. Use of various office hand and electrical tools or equipment. Use of ladders and stairs in the mill environment. KEY COMPETENCIES: Integrity & Trust Action Oriented Drive for results Command Skills Organizing Managing through Systems Functional/Technical Skills SKILLS: Excellent trouble shooting skills General Mechanical, electrical and controls knowledge Nearest Major Market: Monroe
