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Manufacturing Maintenance Manager - Plant Engineer - West Chicago, IL - $116,160 to $130,680

Manufacturing Maintenance Manager - Plant Engineer - West Chicago, IL
$116,160 to $130,680

Job Description

Reporting to the Plant Manager, the Maintenance Manager/ Plant Engineer is responsible for achieving the highest level of reliability for plant equipment through committed support for the Company’s Performance System (known as SPS), Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), and strong ownership of the Maintenance Excellence process within their plant.

 

What you will be doing:

 

Ensure the safety of all employees by leading a comprehensive business safety process to prevent injuries.  Lead plant compliance of all federal, state and local environmental and safety regulations.

Effectively implement/maintain a reliability-centered maintenance process that drives machine uptime, improves OEE and lower operations costs by championing the business Maintenance Excellence process.

Provide department leadership to ensure the highest standards of plant condition and equipment performance are achieved and sustained.

Ensure maintenance department personnel possess the appropriate skills and are qualified and proficient. Identify and support technical training and development for department employees.

Scope and execute capital projects, participate in annual plant budgeting, manage department spend. Identify technical improvements to equipment/processes.

Apply reliability tools to determine the root cause of critical equipment failures and downtime. Identify the appropriate countermeasures and solutions to improve equipment reliability and prevent recurrence.

Perform as a key member of the plant leadership team – positive communicator and problem solver - driving for plant/process improvements, meeting objectives and setting the bar for performance standards.

Support pillar continuous improvement activities.

 

 

This position is located in  Chicago DuPage, IL.

 

 

 

We'd love to hear from you if:

 

Strong understanding of OSHA requirements related to equipment in-house.  Ability to identify gaps and assist in implementing countermeasures to achieve Zero Safety Incidents.

Ability to lead and develop a highly collaborative and effective team.

Excellent organization, project management and communication skills

Proficient in Root Cause Analysis techniques (FMEA’s, 5Why’s, ATS, etc.) and developing/implementing Countermeasures to drive Zero Breakdown culture.

Process-oriented.  Can identify gaps in any process and implement solutions.

Basic mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, instrumentation, lubrication and predictive maintenance understanding

Ability to manage costs and reduce/optimize where needed

Proficient in Microsoft Office and CMMS experience

Minimum experience 3+ years of successful experience leading a plant maintenance department in an industrial manufacturing environment and/or 5+ years of supervisory manufacturing experience.

Minimum education required: Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Maintenance, Engineering, or a related field.

Experience with CMMS preferred.

Experience in TPM or Reliability field preferred.

 

 

Compensation: 

 

The annual base salary range for this role is from $116,160 to $130,680, plus annual target bonus of 12.5% of base salary.

 

If applicable…An annual bonus is awarded to eligible employees upon attaining various business and individual goals as defined by the Company and the department leader.  This annual bonus is discretionary, and the Company has sole discretion to determine the amount of the award.

Reliability Engineer II - USA, Carrollton GA - $87,300 - $131,000

Reliability Engineer II

USA, Carrollton GA

$87,300 - $131,000

 

Job Description

The Reliability Engineer champions the implementation of reliability best practices. This role will also evaluate new best-known methods and technologies to continuously improve equipment reliability.

 

Major Responsibilities / Key Deliverables  

·        Serves as the facility RCA process champion, and participates in failure analyses to identify corrective actions to eliminate failure modes or reduce the consequence of failure.   

·        Interacts with reliability engineers at other plants to share findings from failure analyses along with solutions to problems identified.  

·        Monitors equipment MTTR and MTBF performance to identify reliability improvement opportunities.

·        Examines defects and issues identified during PM and PdM activity, and utilizes this information for PM optimization.   

·        Participates in new and modified equipment design and installations.   

·        Assists in spare part reviews to ensure adequate stocking levels as determined by consumption due to normal wear and failure frequency.   

·        Identifies risks of obsolescence and proposes mitigation strategies.   

·        Introduces tools and techniques in performing preventive and predictive maintenance activity, and prescribes frequency of activity through CMMS maintenance plans.   

·        Provides training and support of precision maintenance processes such as alignment and balancing.  

·        Develops a world class lubrication program and monitors performance and execution.   

·        Supports autonomous activities and provides skills training to operations team members.   

·        Drives proactivity performance through supervision of planners and participation in scheduling activities with planners and coordinators.   

·        Ensures CMMS users have been trained in system utilization and audit activity to sustain system integrity.   

·        Serves as a SAP PM subject matter expert for the plant.

 

KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE: 

·        Individuals must be a degreed engineer with a minimum of 5 years of experience working in a manufacturing environment with a focus on reliability and maintainability.

·        The Reliability Engineer must possess a thorough knowledge of methodologies including Failure Modes and Effects Criticality Analysis (FMECA), Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM), and Total Productive Maintenance (TPM).

·        Must be able to train others on reliability activities while also capable of facilitating analyses that utilize reliability methodologies.

·        The Reliability Engineer must have experience with common condition-based, predictive technologies such as vibration, thermal, ultrasonic, oil, and circuit analyses.

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Production Planner / Buyer - USA, Dayton NJ - $63,750 - $85,000

Production Planner / Buyer

USA, Dayton NJ

$63,750 - $85,000

 

Job Description

The Production Planner role reports to the Administrative Manager, but takes direction from all leadership functions, operations, admin, etc.  This role schedules manufacturing equipment and raw materials to efficiently meet customer demand. The position is responsible for scheduling jobs to minimize downtime, effectively utilizing equipment and to ensuring on-time delivery. This position has indirect contact with customers to ensure our company is providing excellent service and support.

 

What you'll be doing:

·        Responsible for individual and team Safety participation, awareness, training, and ergonomic practices

·        Develop production schedules to meet Customer requirements while minimizing changeovers, downtime, and inventory.

·        Lead daily production schedule meeting to understand plant performance and customer needs to better plan production and raw materials

·        Work directly with suppliers to maximize the plant’s supply chain success through forecasting and effective communication.

·        The Planner role has full raw material purchasing responsibilities with annual spend of roughly $39MM.  Purchases of other items as needed, for example, shipping supplies, pallets, sleeves, stretch wrap etc.

·        Analyze and manage overall plant supply chain and develop strategies to meet goals. Work with production, shipping, and other staff to maintain minimal inventory levels of raw materials and finished goods.

·        Assist in determination of material obsolescence and in purging obsolete inventory from the system.

·        Perform daily, weekly, monthly cycle counts to ensure inventory accuracy.  Lead year-end inventory count process.

·        Work with plant leadership and customers to address quality and service issues. Implement required counter measures.

·        Support the receipt entry of raw material, services and supplies. (Back-up)

·        This role is a critical member of the SPS/(TPM) Supply Chain Pillar which actively seeks to lean out all processes and reduce waste.

·        Maintain strict controls for accounting and financial excellence. Support month end close and all internal/external audit efforts.

·        Perform weekly audits as scheduled

 

 

This position is located in Dayton, NJ, in our Rigid Paper and Closures Division.

5 Stults Rd, Dayton, NJ.

 

We'd love to hear from you if:

·        4-year degree preferred – 5+ years of manufacturing experience can substitute

·        Oracle preferred; ERP experience required

·        Participate in and develop skillsets necessary for continuous improvement initiatives

·        The person in this position will be flexible, have a positive attitude, self-motivated and have strong attention to detail

 

Company Culture & Perks

From a small family business to a multi-billion dollar global company, we have been changing the face of products and packaging since 1899 — all while keeping the heart of “People Build Businesses” alive.

 

Our talented people are at the core of our growth, constantly reinventing the company wheel with brilliant solutions every year. Today we are a world leader in global packaging solutions with diversified operations in over 34 countries. We're extremely proud of our portfolio of brands, our achievements in sustainability and industrialization and the ground-breaking work accomplished by our people.