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Must have strong motivational skills and a high emotional intelligence quotient (EQ)Licensure: Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP), Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Apartment Maintenance Technician (CAMT), Certified Maintenance Technician (CMT), Certified Manager of Maintenance (CMM), Building Systems Maintenance Certificate (SMC)Work Location: Ohio, preferred; hybrid available.
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Performs work in more than one of the maintenance trades: carpentry, plumbing, painting, machine and equipment repair, electrical and HVAC, sheet metal fabrication, and welding, perform construction, repair, and/or alteration of structures such as walls, roofs or office fixtures.
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You have experience with Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and Microsoft Office; managing the Maximo CMMS maintenance work order, equipment history and record keeping system.
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Reporting to the Director of Operations, and overseeing an asset management team, the Maintenance Engineer will be responsible for developing and implementing maintenance strategies, conducting routine maintenance checks, troubleshooting and repairing equipment failures, performance preventative maintenance tasks, keeping thorough documentation all while reducing costs and adhering to established budgets.
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Communicates with the emergency coordinator (EC) or Environmental Focal Point/Environmental Manager (EFP/EM) regarding environmental management activities. Maintains awareness and complies with hazardous waste management and other environmental management requirements in the workplace by attending scheduled training sessions.
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Perform maintenance service or repairs in one or more skill areas, including minor plumbing, carpentry, painting and plastering, electrical repairs or installation. Perform task such as but not limited to changing light bulbs, installing paper dispenser units, changing filters, changing locks on doors, minor decorative maintenance and other task requiring a licensed skilled trades person or journeyman.
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A strong working knowledge of computerized maintenance management systems (work order, purchasing and inventory) and a general knowledge of industrial electrical maintenance are preferred.
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The Lead Maintenance Engineer will lead the maintenance duties for this automotive manufacturing plant. This includes directing maintenance activities associated with production machine repair, preventive maintenance, building and outside grounds upkeep.
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Communicate with upper management, relay company policies and requirements. Requirements ·BS Engineering ·Four years of automotive manufacturing maintenance experience. Provide a clean, orderly and well-maintained maintenance atmosphere.
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This position will lead a maintenance team, working closely with team members to solve machine issues, while keeping operations management appraised of in progress projects that may impact equipment capability and production timelines in a TPM managed environment.
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The trainer will need industry certifications as a trainer and product expertise in HVAC, electrical, plumbing and other facets of property management maintenance. Overview The Maintenance Trainer will be responsible for teaching both internal and external customers about the Multi-Family industry, specific facets of the Maintenance area of property management and certifications.
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Proficiency in maintenance management software (CMMS) preferred. Other duties as assigned, including general building maintenance. Technicians will frequently collaborate and problem solve with Maintenance, Engineering, and Operations.
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Proven coaching, facilitation and organizational skills with a track record of successful change management. In addition, provide technical assistance and an interface function on process, product, and maintenance problems.
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Leadership/ TeamworkCommunicate and coordinate with maintenance and production management any maintenance activities required to ensure optimum line efficiency and product quality.
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Previous Computer Maintenance Management System (CMMS) knowledge preferred. Three to five years electrical, mechanical and maintenance related experience is required. Maintains and completes various maintenance documents including but not limited to work order requests, preventative maintenance and daily job breakdown summaries, parts requests and parts purchase orders.
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