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LandOLakes

PSM & Utility Manager

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A Power Distributor or Plant Operator operates equipment to controls and monitor the flow of electricity from power plants.

$53,937 / year median in Wisconsin

-1% projected decline

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Job Description

As stated in the Land O'Lakes Job Posting policy, all employees who post for an internal opening must inform their current manager at the time they apply. ​ Our growth relies on our extraordinary talent. Unlock your greatest potential at Land O'Lakes by continuing to make a difference, driving results and growing your career. PSM & Utility Manager The PSM & Utilities Manager is responsible for managing plant utilities and ammonia refrigeration Process Safety Management (PSM) compliance at a complex manufacturing location in Spencer, WI. This position manages other technical resources and leads technical and cultural change in Utilities, PSM and resource conservation.
Responsibilities for this position:
Manages, directs and mentors the utilities maintenance staff on the service, repair and preventative maintenance of the plant utility systems to prevent interruptions of daily plant operations Ensures utilities maintenance staff is adequately trained on operational procedures related to the utility systems. Ensures appropriate actions and recommendations are completed to assure a safe working environment Perform safety checks on ammonia refrigeration systems, water towers, chillers, boilers, air compressors, and electrical equipment. Ensures regularly scheduled preventative maintenance, diagnostics and troubleshooting procedures on the utility systems Reports on utility system operational progress and building concerns, workloads, schedules and/or interruptions to the schedule. Responsible for the daily/weekly/monthly and yearly utility checks. Oversee the development of utility system SOP's Provides leadership and direction in the development of short and long-range maintenance plans. Develop capital plans and manage plant projects related to the utilities systems Implement and maintain the Corporate Ammonia PSM Program. Reviews and ensures updates to existing PSM and RMP programs on a continuous basis Directs reporting and regulatory compliance for EPA's Risk Management Plan (RMP) Participates in PSM/RMP Compliance Audits, Process Hazard Analysis and Mechanical Integrity Inspections and leads all plant level follow-up activities Manages the Ammonia Emergency Action Plan and ensures all employees are trained in the event there is an ammonia related emergency Provides reports to Corporate's regular update meetings and participates in Corporate PSM training events Ensure appropriate PSM/RMP documentation and procedures (i.e. MOC, Line Break, PHA, PSSR) are followed on all ammonia projects Develop a plan to gain Plant Management and employee support and employee engagement in resource conservation activates. Work with the Plant Management Team to ensure resource conservation projects are adequately funded. Work with Plant and Corporate Engineering to integrate resource conservation measures into all capital projects Required Experience/Knowledge for this position: High School Diploma with 5 plus years' experience reflecting increasing levels of responsibility or Bachelor's Degree in Engineering with 3 plus years' experience with related work experience. Should consist of working in a food processing or manufacturing facility that required the use of a PSM regulated ammonia refrigeration system Working and technical knowledge of refrigeration and maintenance systems, equipment installation/startups and plant utility equipment are preferred along with experience working with vendors and contractors Ability to utilize AutoCAD to keep P&IDs up to date and manage change. Current RETA Certified Industrial Refrigeration Operator (CIRO) certification or ability to obtain
RETA CIRO
certification or similar training is preferred Detailed knowledge of ammonia refrigeration systems, process hazard analysis, process safety management (including regulations, consequence analysis, emergency relief and ventilation systems, and all other process safety related US regulations) preferred
Salary Range:
$81,200 - $121,800. In most cases, candidates offered employment can expect to be hired at a pay rate near the middle of our salary ranges.
Grade:
E9