Analysis Skills, Budgeting, Calendar Management, Coaching, Communication Skills, Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS), Distribution Control, Documentation, Electricity, Facilities and Maintenance, Leadership, Low Voltage (LV), Maintenance Services, Manufacturing, Manufacturing Operations, Microsoft Office, People Management, Performance Reviews, Problem Solving Skills, Process Improvement, Quality Management, Safety/Work Safety, Schedule Development, Set Goals, Team Lead/Manager
Facilities Maintenance Operations Lead
Help power a high‑performing manufacturing environment by guiding people, processes, and equipment toward reliable, safe, and efficient operation.
Why this role matters
- Maximize uptime and throughput by aligning maintenance strategy with production goals.
- Standardize practices to elevate quality and reduce variability.
- Ensure safe execution of work across mechanical systems and high/low voltage electrical assets.
- Transform data from a maintenance management system into actionable improvements.
What you’ll tackle
- Maintenance Support: Coordinate preventive and predictive work, triage emergencies, and balance internal and vendor resources.
- Project Ownership: Identify, plan, and lead projects from scope and budget to installation and handoff.
- Process Improvements: Streamline workflows, documentation, and spare‑parts practices to cut downtime.
- Leadership: Set clear goals, remove obstacles, and model disciplined, safe maintenance behaviors.
- Personnel Management: Delegate effectively, coordinate schedules, coach technicians, and conduct performance reviews.
- IMSU/EHS: Uphold IMSU requirements and EHS standards; maintain procedures, permits, and audit readiness.
What you bring
- Bachelor’s degree (4‑year) in a related field or equivalent experience.
- 6–8 years in Maintenance; proven leadership preferred; manufacturing exposure is a plus.
- Expertise in process improvement, planning, decision making, and quality management systems.
- People leadership with strengths in delegation, coordination, and coaching.
- Analytical mindset with creative problem‑solving skills.
- Clear, confident communication—written and verbal.
- Self‑starter who operates effectively with autonomy.
- Fluency in Microsoft Office and a maintenance management software/CMMS.
Key systems and scope
- Mechanical equipment and components common to industrial operations.
- Electrical distribution and controls, including high and low voltage systems.
- Maintenance planning and scheduling within a CMMS environment.
Join us to lead a capable team, sharpen maintenance practices, and sustain facilities that enable our manufacturing operations to perform at their best.