Job Details

Key Responsibilities

The Maintenance Manager oversees numerous tasks to maintain the optimal condition of the organization's physical assets. Primary responsibilities include:

• Developing and implementing maintenance strategies and procedures that minimize equipment downtime and operational disruptions.
• Supervising and managing the maintenance team to ensure that all maintenance activities are performed efficiently and in compliance with safety standards.
• Conducting regular inspections and audits of facilities and equipment to identify areas for improvement and compliance with health and safety regulations.
• Managing maintenance-related budgets, ensuring cost efficiency while maintaining high standards of equipment and facility upkeep.
• Liaising with external contractors and suppliers to acquire high-quality services and materials for maintenance projects.
• Implementing continuous improvement initiatives that enhance maintenance procedures and reduce costs.

Tasks and Duties

In day-to-day operations, a Maintenance Manager is tasked with a variety of duties, including:

• Planning and scheduling preventive and corrective maintenance work.
• Ensuring that all maintenance work is documented according to internal and external requirements.
• Monitoring the inventory of spare parts and maintenance supplies, planning re-orders to avoid delays in maintenance activities.
• Training and developing maintenance staff to enhance their skill sets and efficiency.
• Responding promptly to emergency situations involving equipment breakdowns, mitigating potential hazards or interruptions.
• Implementing energy-saving measures and sustainability practices in maintenance operations.

Education and Certification Requirements

To qualify for the role of Maintenance Manager, candidates must meet specific educational and certification requirements:

• A Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, or related field is typically required.
• Relevant certifications such as a Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP) or Certified Plant Engineer (CPE) are highly advantageous.
• Extensive experience in maintenance, including a minimum of five years in a managerial role, preferably in the Manufacturing industry.
• Proven track record of successfully managing budgets, teams, and large-scale maintenance projects.
• Strong understanding of compliance and safety regulations pertinent to the industry.