Maintenance Manager
The Maintenance Manager leads the maintenance team, including direction-setting, personnel development, oversight of work quality, development and implementation of improvements and measurement of results. This position is responsible for the scheduling of the maintenance activities at multiple facilities. The Maintenance Manager is responsible to act as the primary interface for Operations with the maintenance personnel by approving, prioritizing, and scheduling work.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Bi-Monthly PM’s on all forklifts and batteries
Monthly Fire Extinguisher inspections
Quarterly cleaning of all batteries
Performs PM’s on compressor and sweeper
Handles all work requisitions
Data entry of daily forklift inspection sheets
Performs all repairs needed on equipment
General building maintenance
Maintains lawn/landscaping inside of fence line
Weekly eyewash inspection
Coordinates parts ordering related to repairs/PM’s needed
Tracks maintenance costs
Handles forklift certifications and renewal of all employees
Supply Ordering
Communicate with client contact regarding work orders
Communicate with client contractors regarding work to be performed at warehouse
This job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed; they are only the major duties.
QUALIFICATIONS:
5 years’ experience leading Maintenance Team
Experience with various types of Material Handling equipment including electric Forklifts, Order pickers, air transfer equipment
Building Maintenance experience including Lighting, HVAC, Dock doors, dock levelers
Excellent organizational and leadership skills
Computer experience
Technical courses and training a plus.
Benefits Offered:
BlueCross and BlueShield Medical
Dental
Vision
Free Life Insurance
401K Plan
Profit Sharing
Paid Vacation, Holidays and Sick Time
Performance Reviews at 90 days, 6 months, and annually
Steel Toe Boot reimbursement
Equal Opportunity Employer
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