Engineering And Maintenance Manager

PRIMARY ACCOUNTABILITIESOperational StewardshipMaintain full accountability for operational readiness and asset availability across manufacturing systemsOwn performance outcomes tied to safety, quality conformance, service delivery, cost control, and efficiencyInterpret performance data to anticipate failure modes, eliminate instability, and protect operational continuityGovernance, Risk, and StandardsEstablish clear engineering and maintenance governance aligned with internal standards and applicable legal requirementsReinforce disciplined execution of safety practices, GMP expectations, and operational controlsEnsure internal systems, work practices, and documentation meet compliance and audit expectationsAsset Reliability & Engineering LeadershipDirect strategy for equipment lifecycle management, including sustainment, modernization, and risk mitigationLead structured problem‑solving for complex equipment failures using analytical methods and data‑driven evaluationAuthorize and oversee technical solutions that address chronic losses, reliability gaps, or capacity constraintsApprove engineering changes, system upgrades, and technical investments supporting manufacturing performanceMaintenance System EffectivenessDesign and govern maintenance systems emphasizing prevention, prediction, and operator ownershipEstablish priorities for planned work, backlog management, and schedule adherenceValidate maintenance strategies by measuring cost impact, effectiveness, and adherence to defined plansCapital & Technology EnablementGuide evaluation and implementation of new equipment, tools, and enabling technologiesEnsure equipment commissioning, acceptance testing, and performance validation meet operational requirementsSponsor use of analytical and diagnostic tools that improve decision quality and asset insightPEOPLE & ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIPSet expectations and create accountability across engineering and maintenance leadershipBuild technical depth and bench strength through structured development, training, and coachingEnsure teams are equipped with current procedures, job plans, tools, and technical referencesLead cross‑functional collaboration to resolve systemic issues and align prioritiesSTRATEGIC CONTRIBUTIONTranslate manufacturing strategy into executable engineering and reliability plansIdentify medium‑ and long‑term risks to the manufacturing system and propose mitigation pathwaysProvide expert technical perspective in leadership forums and enterprise initiativesAlign departmental direction with organizational values and leadership principlesCAPABILITY PROFILEFoundational RequirementsBachelor’s degree in engineering or a closely related disciplineExtensive experience supporting manufacturing operations with increasing leadership responsibilityDemonstrated ownership of complex systems, processes, and multidisciplinary teamsTechnical & Business AcumenAdvanced understanding of applied engineering principles within a manufacturing environmentFluency in reliability methodologies (e.g., failure analysis, risk prioritization, root‑cause disciplines)Strong grasp of cost drivers, asset economics, and maintenance planning effectivenessProven ability to manage resources, budgets, and operational tradeoffsLeadership & CommunicationRecognized for sound judgment, credibility, and composure in high‑impact situationsAbility to influence outcomes across diverse stakeholder groups without direct authorityCommunicates complex technical issues with clarity to both technical and non‑technical audiencesPreferred AttributesDepth of experience leading maintenance and reliability systems in continuous or multi‑shift manufacturing environmentsTrack record of delivering measurable improvements in stability, cost, or asset performanceExposure to structured continuous improvement or operational excellence frameworks