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Electrical & Instrumentation Planner
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What they do
A Maintenance Planner improves workforce productivity and work quality of a maintenance organization by anticipating and eliminating potential delays through planning, scheduling, and coordination of labor, parts and material, and equipment access. Reports to Maintenance Manager and maintains liaison between Operations and Maintenance. Through supervision of the Maintenance Administrator, the planner is also responsible for maintenance of records and files essential to meaningful analysis and reporting of maintenance-related matters.
$86,628 / year median in Oregon
+7% projected growth
Job Description
- Plan, schedule, maintain, repair, and install electrical systems and components like motors, transformers, switchgear, and power distribution panels.
- Provide leadership in risk management, contractor safety, and mitigating safety issues in operations
- Provide detailed maintenance shutdown and daily work planning and materials procurement in the department
- Efficiently coordinate electrical/instrument maintenance work by anticipating, prioritizing, & scheduling work
- Champion timely identification and development of maintenance outage work
- Demonstrate a proper sense of urgency and discipline to balance break-in and scheduled work, provide a weekly forecast of work to schedule
- Utilize economic and critical thinking and risk-taking mentality to ensure maintenance spend creates long term value for the product system and mill
- Encourage E&I personnel to demonstrate personal ownership and fostering the personal growth of their capabilities
- Collaborate with Area Leaders to prioritize work
- Assist in manpower optimization and share with other Reliability Coordinators and/or Planners
- Maintain the Planning Board metrics and provide explanations for metric performance on a weekly and monthly basis Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)
- Electrical planning experience in a manufacturing, industrial or military environment. What Will Put You Ahead
- Vocational Trade Certificate or higher in Engineering, Electrical, or Instrumentation.
- Pulp & Paper Industry Experience.
- Experience working with a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
Benefits
- Dental Insurance