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Georgia-Pacific
Predictive Maintenance Specialist
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What they do
An Operations and Maintenance Specialist works for a production plant or manufacturer. They may direct and coordinate the daily operations and maintenance of a facility in collaboration with leadership. May assist in establishing new system processes, such as improving production cost, product quality, policy and procedure implementation, material and inventory utilization, and operation efficiency.
$64,857 / year median in Alabama
-5% projected decline
Job Description
Your Job The Collaboration and Support Center (CSC) team will partner with operating facilities by providing collaboration and support across multiple disciplines of expertise (GP and Vendors) to achieve scalable problem solving across manufacturing sites and businesses. The team will be using the best available technology with an enterprise wide approach and will be primarily focused in the areas of Asset Health, Process Safety, and Process Optimization. One component of Asset Health we will be looking to revolutionize is the way GP approaches vibration monitoring and predictive maintenance across our sites. This individual will be leading the way by providing on site vibration and diagnostic support for Brewton, AL in conjunction with their CSC counterparts. What You Will Do
- Work in conjunction with CSC counterpart to diagnose issues identified in online vibration monitoring systems. Identify root causes and ensure work is submitted for planning. Co-manage escalating issues within the site and own managing the issue list accuracy. (75% each day)
- Act as site rotating equipment SME and participate in problem solving of acute and chronic machinery issues (15%)
- Work with mill team to execute strategies around other predictive tools as needed (Ultrasonic, Infrared, etc.) (10%)
- Light travel ( Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)
- ISO Vibration Level II or higher
- 5 years minimum experience in maintenance or facility operations in an industrial, manufacturing environment
- Proficiency conducting analysis using SKF/Emerson CSI or equivalent vibration toolsets
- Effective utilization of problem solving methods
- Strong verbal and written communication skills and proven ability to learn and utilize social networking tools
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools (ex. Word, excel etc.)
- Willing and able to travel to sites to build relationships with operations and to understand process - up to 10% What Will Put You Ahead
- Maintenance background (mechanical or E&I)
- Knowledge of and experience in applying mechanical precision maintenance fundamentals
- Knowledge of Industrial Internet Of Things (IIOT)technologies
- Hydraulic system expertise At Koch companies, we are entrepreneurs.