Maintenance Planner needed for Leading Food and Beverage Manufacturer.
- Maintenance Team.
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Greater New York City area
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$85,000-$120,000
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Shift: 1st (6:30am-4pm) or 2nd (2pm-11:30pm)
One of our leading food and beverage manufacturing clients is looking to bring on a Maintenance Planner to support the maintenance and reliability of all plant equipment. This person will play a critical role in supporting equipment reliability, maintenance execution, and overall plant performance.
Qualifications for the Maintenance Planner include:
- 4+ years of maintenance planning, maintenance supervision, or reliability experience within a manufacturing, packaging, or industrial environment.
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Strong knowledge of CMMS systems, preventive maintenance programs, equipment reliability, and maintenance best practices.
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Experience coordinating maintenance schedules, plant shutdowns, work orders, and mechanical and electrical maintenance activities.
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Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities, projects, and deadlines in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
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Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills with proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
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Project management or capital project experience preferred; flexibility to support off-shift and weekend activities as needed.
Responsibilities for the Maintenance Planner include:
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Manage the facility's CMMS, including work orders, asset records, maintenance schedules, and reporting.
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Develop and maintain preventive and predictive maintenance programs to support the maintenance and reliability of all plant equipment and machinery.
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Plan and coordinate plant shutdowns, major maintenance activities, and equipment downtime events to ensure efficient execution.
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Coordinate maintenance schedules with Operations, ensuring labor, materials, contractors, and replacement parts are available for planned work.
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Support equipment reliability initiatives, continuous improvement efforts, equipment upgrades, and capital projects throughout the facility.
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Manage spare parts inventory, vendor relationships, and maintenance-related purchasing activities while promoting safe work practices.
