The primary responsibilities of this role, Controlled Environment Systems Reliability Coordinator, are to: Improve operational readiness, continuity, and capacity utilization of controlled environment systems that support growers, research execution, seed production, phenotyping, and product development; Coordinate room readiness, sanitation readiness, scouting readiness, layout readiness, and space turnover checks to ensure user-ready spaces before plant material enters controlled environments; Partner with planners, growers, and research partners to improve capacity utilization, validate CE capacity actuals, enforce schedules, and time limits, and strengthen handoffs from turnover request through user-ready space; Own and coordinate irrigation and fertigation readiness, including fertilizer inventory, stock tank and carboy maintenance, irrigation parts readiness, mobile Dosatron setup, and best-practice alignment to reduce disruption risk; Support CE operational readiness by coordinating with IPM team to ensure timely execution of pest management activities to maintain room readiness to support rapid room turnover; Support chemical and fertilizer management through barcode inventory updates, chemical tracking, OSHA pictogram labeling, and storage readiness to maintain safe, compliant, and auditable operations; Perform or coordinate routine inspections of Dosatrons, irrigation parts, seed processing areas, PB-owned equipment, and facility conditions to identify issues before they become operational disruptions; Support system sensor reliability checks outside Metrology scope, including Argus EC sensor calibration, growth chamber EC calibration, and related system checks that protect environmental reliability and data confidence; Communicate readiness status, operational issues, risk areas, follow-up actions, and stakeholder impacts to growers, planners, facility partners, contractors, and stakeholders with clear accountability; Identify recurring failure points, ownership gaps, and opportunities to simplify workflows, improve service delivery, strengthen operational reliability, and move readiness work from reactive troubleshooting toward proactive prevention. The coordinator is accountable for increasing capacity utilization by partnering with planning networks, growers, and research teams to use data, KPIs, and operating insights to improve capacity utilization, room usage, handoffs, and overall controlled environment reliability.