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Work with maintenance/facilities manager to continually update the preventive maintenance records and procedures. Hexcel (NYSE: HXL) is a global leader in advanced composites technology, a leading producer of carbon fiber, and the world leader in honeycomb manufacturing for the commercial aerospace industry.
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Key Accountabilities Perform routine daily operations on all steam generating, auxiliary and ice rink equipment as outlined in the CHP Preventive Maintenance Program. Key Accountabilities Perform routine daily operations on all steam generating, auxiliary and ice rink equipment as outlined in the CHP Preventive Maintenance Program.
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Investigate accidents or incidents to determine root causes and implement preventive measures. AeroDynamics, LLC, located in Seabrook, NH, is an electroplating and metal finishing company that specializes in the aerospace and defense industries.
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Plan and schedule corrective and preventive maintenance work order activities using the factory CMMS, coordinating by task and priority level. YOUR SKILLS Strong organizational skills, experience delivering on a structured maintenance buyer/planner program preferred Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of the organization Ability to work in a self-directed manner and provide direction to others Ability to recognize opportunities for process improvements and see them through implementation Strong computer skills, knowledge of ERP and CMMS programs preferred The salary for this role is $25.03-$36.30.
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