Maintenance Manager

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The Tech Services (Maintenance) Manager is the single‑point owner for safe, reliable, and cost‑effective operation of all plant and warehouse facilities. This role leads the full technical agenda for the site—including manufacturing line performance, reliability systems, utilities (including water systems), controls, and total technical capability building. The position also oversees repair and maintenance cost efficiency, continuous improvement, service, quality, and safety across the entire location. Responsibilities Maintenance & Reliability Leadership

Own the plant’s total maintenance strategy and execution, including preventive, predictive, condition‑based, and corrective maintenance for all plant, warehouse, and utility assets Lead the plant’s reliability strategy and asset health across manufacturing lines, utilities, and infrastructure Oversee preventive and predictive maintenance programs, down‑day planning, overhauls, rebuilds, and use of diagnostic tools (vibration analysis, oil analysis, etc.) Drive failure analysis, defect elimination, and long‑term reliability improvement plans Optimize cost through reliability standardization, energy efficiency, and waste reduction

Facilities, Utilities & Infrastructure Ownership

Own end‑to‑end plant and warehouse infrastructure, including buildings, utilities, grounds, racking, docks, and fixed manufacturing assets Maintain direct accountability for all utility systems: water, wastewater, steam, compressed air, refrigeration, boilers, and electrical systems Ensure technical availability, mechanical efficiency, and asset readiness for all manufacturing lines

Compliance, Safety & Standards

Ensure full compliance with Environmental Health & Safety, Food Safety, and regulatory requirements Govern maintenance activities to meet lockout/tagout and all relevant safety standards Utilize 5S and visual factory concepts to improve asset utilization and plant performance

Systems, Processes & Work Management

Govern standard maintenance systems, work management processes, CMMS usage, and parts purchasing/inventory processes Partner with OEMs to ensure equipment lifecycle compliance and reliability Coordinate with maintenance teams to execute reliability activities and optimize asset management

Cross‑Functional Partnership

Provide technical leadership on day‑to‑day operational issues involving reliability, maintenance, facilities, and process improvement Collaborate closely with operations peers to deliver performance targets, including throughput, changeover performance, and line uptime Support team and line ownership models in partnership with Operations Managers and line leads

People Leadership & Capability Building

Develop