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Manager, Electrical & Mechanical Maintenance (Bioenergy)

WSSC Water -
Accokeek, MD

Job Details

Full-time
$108,056 - $183,987 a year

Qualifications

Electrical blueprint reading
Machine repair
CMMS
High school diploma or GED
Construction plans
Maintenance task scheduling
Project task coordination
Managing facilities maintenance teams
Electrical control system maintenance
Cabling
Task assignment
General management
Facilities maintenance schedule development

Full Job Description

The Manager, Electrical & Mechanical Maintenance plans, manages and supervises electrical and mechanical maintenance functions of the Biosolids Management Division. The position works closely and collaboratively with the Chief Plant Operator and Plant Engineering Section Manager to ensure the highest reliability of all electrical and mechanical equipment and apparatuses at the facilities, under the supervision of the Plant Superintendent. At the Anaerobic Digestion/Combined Heat & Power (AD/CHP) facility, this role shares in the effective operation and maintenance of the facility.

Essential Functions

Supervises employees including selecting or recommending selection, training, assigning and evaluating work, counseling, disciplining, and/or termination or recommending termination
Screens and interviews job applicants, prepares performance evaluations, recommends disciplinary actions, approves timesheets, discusses grievances with Shop Steward, and recommends relevant training
Plans, assigns, manages and supervises the maintenance of electrical and mechanical process equipment of a Plant or Division, reviews the work of others, and establishes priorities
Determines the qualification of individual members of the Career Ladder Program for Production to perform specific skilled tasks within the program
Plans and schedules tasks for corrective and preventive maintenance work
Oversees or takes the lead on more difficult electrical or mechanical maintenance work
Installs pumps, motors, pipes, valves, and electrical controls necessary to make a new pumping unit functional
Determines the nature and extent of repairs and work sequences
Promotes safe work practices and investigates accidents
Confers with manufacturer representatives to explore new products and techniques
Recommends items to include in the budget
Oversees the plant or group preventative maintenance program
Requisitions appropriate materials, and keeps abreast of parts and equipment availability
Prepares a variety of reports and procedures, and maintains detailed records
Reviews work orders for accuracy and completeness
Repairs and maintains motor controls and equipment up to 5KV including synchronous motors and variable speed controls
Repairs and maintains substation equipment up to 69KV including oil circuit breakers and transformers
Installs, maintains, repairs, and tests electrical systems, electric shop equipment, and internal electrical power distribution facilities
Repairs and maintains pneumatic and hydraulic control systems on valves and bubbler systems
Installs a wide variety of electrical or mechanical equipment
Stays current on technological advances and regulations in the electrical, mechanical, and electronic fields and industries
Performs inspections at new facilities to ensure equipment is working properly and following specifications; guides contractors on their work
Confers with Project Managers and makes recommendations on design projects
Coordinates with utility companies to install new or make repairs to existing services
Participates in the Production Department E/M Duty Program
Drives a vehicle to conduct WSSC Water business

Other Functions

Performs related duties as required

Work Environment And Physical Demands

Work is performed in the plant and the office

Required Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities

Thorough knowledge of the standard practices, materials, tools, and equipment of the electrical/mechanical trade
Thorough knowledge of construction, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical/mechanical systems, including installation and/or modification of all sizes of electrical conduit, cables, wires, switches, automatic starting equipment, etc.
Thorough knowledge of defects and faults in electrical wiring and appliances and corrective measures
Ability to work from drawings, schematics & specifications, including designing electrical installations of lighting, pumping stations, and general-type construction
Ability to use maintenance management programs to assist with planning and scheduling activities
Some knowledge of electronic repair practices and methods
Skill in the use of tools and adjusting defects in electrical and mechanical systems and equipment
Ability to plan and review the work of others
Good interpersonal communication skills

Minimum Education, Experience Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent
5+ years of journey-level electrical/mechanical technician or specialist experience

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