Are you an experienced Industrial Maintenance Coordinator?  Do you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, solving problems and being challenged? If so, our client is offering a great opportunity for a very rewarding career as an Industrial Maintenance Coordinator.

ABOUT US:

Our US operations is a full-service, tier one automotive supplier, specializing in the design and production of lighting equipment, accessories, and electronic components. Their Ohio facility houses lighting and mold design, construction, production engineering, and dedicated associates in our Quality, Assembly, Sales, and Customer Service departments.

HOW YOU WILL OUTSHINE:

·        Demonstrating solid organization skills

·        Being attentive to every detail

·        Exercising critical thinking

·        Solving problems

·        Working well independently and with a team

WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING:

Providing leadership to Associates through daily supervision and interaction. Overseeing maintenance operations to ensure assembly equipment is in good operating condition to minimize downtime by:

·        Providing leadership through performance planning using Continuous Improvement Discussions to ensure clarity and buy-in of expectations and achievement of departmental targets.

·        Identifying opportunities and implementing new methods to reduce equipment related downtime and improve the efficiency of maintenance technicians.

·        Coordinating maintenance/repair improvement projects and ordering the necessary parts for projects.

·        Conducting, delegating, and developing training programs for technicians.

·        Supporting manufacturing by addressing problem solving issues and theorizing improvement ideas to achieve maximum machine efficiency.

·        Delegating and participating in daily maintenance/repair duties.

·        Participating in daily production and line walk through and communicate results

·        Monitoring budgetary compliance.

·        Managing manufacturing downtime and implementing countermeasures based on maintenance downtime reports to ensure process performance targets are achieved.

·        Managing tools and spare parts system to ensure replacement parts availability.

·        In-putting new spare parts to the CMMS system.

·        Issuing PMs to technicians and verify / sign off on Maximo PMs by technicians.

·        Posting down time percentage charts and updating them monthly

·        Updating individual technician goal planners at the end of each month, conducting continuous improvement discussions (CID) with subordinates

·        Issue Before/After (BA) and Plan Do Check Act (PDCA) based on down time reports, daily walk through and weekly result and monitor countermeasure activity.

·        Monitoring task board and ensuring tasks are completed on time.

·        Ensuring maintenance area and all assembly lines cleanliness meet expectations.

·        Address other issues and/or assume other responsibilities as they pertain to improving Quality, Cost, Delivery and Development.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

·        General Office Environment                                                              (2) hours per day

·        Manufacturing Environment (Cleanroom)                                        (6) hour per day

·        Warehouse/Forklift (uncrating/installing/moving equipment)        5~10 days per year

·        Ability to lift 40 lbs.

·        Approximately 6 hours per day standing

·        Approximately 4 hours per day bending & working inside/around/under machinery

·        Ability to use pallet jack, carts and racks for moving and storing equipment & fixtures

·        Requires changing of smock & footwear when entering Office or Cleanroom

·        Occasional overnight travel may be required to perform essential functions at remote locations or receive training.

·        Required to work overtime (unplanned and unscheduled) to meet customer deadlines and requirements.

HAZARDS:

·       While performing the job the position is frequently exposed to moving or mechanical parts, chemicals, elevated thermal conditions with moderate noise levels with specific areas required to wear hearing protection.