Manufacturing Maintenance Manager

Title: Maintenance Manager

Salary: $70,000 - $90,000

Location: Burlington, New Jersey

Position Summary

The Maintenance Manager is a vital member of the maintenance team in a manufacturing facility. This position will lead the process along with project management performing a range of maintenance tasks, preventative/reliability measures, equipment repairs, and inspections to ensure the reliable and efficient operation of manufacturing equipment.

Education And Experience

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Vocational or technical training in maintenance or related fields is preferred.
• 10 years of experience in maintenance work in a manufacturing setting is an advantage. Cabinetry, furniture, or building materials manufacturing environment preferred.
  
  

Essential Job Duties And Responsibilities

• Conduct routine maintenance tasks, including equipment inspections and preventive maintenance.
• Troubleshoot equipment issues and perform necessary repairs.
• Assist senior production and plant staff in complex maintenance tasks.
• Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities and equipment performance.
• Collaborate with the maintenance team to meet daily maintenance goals.
• Follow safety protocols and practices to ensure a safe working environment.
  
  

Required Skills, Knowledge, And Experience

• Basic understanding of maintenance techniques, including equipment diagnostics and repair.
• Knowledge of safety protocols and practices in a manufacturing environment.
• Effective communication and organizational skills.
• Willingness to learn and develop maintenance skills.
• A strong commitment to quality and attention to detail.
  
  

Physical Demands And Work Environment

• Physical Demands
• Lifting and Carrying: Production employees frequently need to lift, move, and carry heavy materials to load and unload equipment. This can involve lifting weights of 50 pounds or more.
• Standing: The job typically requires long hours of standing while operating the equipment. Production employees should have the physical endurance to stand for extended periods.
• Manual Dexterity: Precise hand-eye coordination is essential for setting up materials, operating equipment, and making adjustments as needed. Fine motor skills are crucial for handling small parts or making precise cuts.
• Repetitive Motion: The operation of the equipment involves repetitive movements, including feeding materials, adjusting controls, and monitoring the process. This can put strain on the hands, arms, and shoulders over time.
• Visual Acuity: Production employees must have good vision to ensure accurate attention to detail and commitment to quality.
• Work Environment
• Safety Awareness: Follow safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents or injuries. The work environment should be well-ventilated and well-lit, with the necessary safety equipment and protocols in place. Production employees must always adhere to safety regulations to prevent accidents.
• Noise: The work environment can be noisy due to the operation of the equipment. Hearing protection is often required to minimize the risk of hearing damage.
• Environmental Factors- Work environments may have varying temperatures, depending on the type of manufacturing facility and the materials being processed. Some facilities can be hot due to machinery or cool due to climate control systems.
• Dust and Debris: Manufacturing materials can generate dust, chips, and debris. The work area should be equipped with appropriate dust collection and ventilation systems to minimize exposure to airborne particles. Production employees may be required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety goggles and respirators, depending on the materials being cut.
• Teamwork: Production employees often work closely with a team of other operators, machine technicians, and supervisors to ensure production schedules are met. Effective communication and teamwork are essential in this collaborative work environment.