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Job Description

Job Description

Lead Reliability. Elevate Uptime. Grow People.

Picture your day starting with a walk through the plant floor. You check overnight KPIs, align your team on priorities, and confirm that today’s preventive maintenance is sequenced to protect production. A vendor calls about a rush fabrication, you review a critical repair for workmanship, and later you brief leadership on cost controls and a plan to boost efficiency on a key line. By afternoon, you’re coordinating a machine relocation, closing out an accident investigation action item, and prepping annual boiler inspection records for external reviewers. That’s a typical rhythm in this role.

What You’ll Lead

• Set direction for day-to-day maintenance activities; drive performance through clear goals and measurable results.
• Own the Preventive Maintenance (PM) program—plan, schedule, and execute to minimize downtime.
• Accountable for facility utilities and systems : electric distribution, air compressors, boiler operations, and hazardous waste handling.
• Triage, prioritize, and delegate corrective work; identify worn / failed components and source replacements.
• Champion safe work practices and LOTO—ensure procedures are consistently followed.
• Manage maintenance operating costs; continually review repairs for quality and long-term reliability.
• Upgrade and modify equipment to improve throughput, efficiency, and cost profile.
• Coordinate outside contractors from bid through construction; partner with machine shops to fabricate parts.
• Lead plant projects : design / development work, major overhauls, and machine relocations.
• Collaborate with the Production Manager on machine modifications to boost productivity.
• Implement and enforce safety programs; participate in accident investigations and support environmental initiatives.
• Design and deploy machine guarding solutions.
• Deliver required annual training (lockout / tagout, confined space, fire extinguisher, Hazmat, etc.).
• Serve as liaison for State / Federal inspectors, the local Fire Department, insurance audits, and annual boiler inspections.
• Engage frequently with production, printing, admin, and maintenance teams; work with contractors, insurers, and regulatory bodies (OSHA, EPA, AIB, ASI), plus city utilities, water / sewer departments, the fire marshal, and vendors as needed.

What You Bring

Technical Proficiencies