Maintenance Lead (2nd Shift)

 

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This is a second shift position from the hours of 3PM - 11:30PM and a pay of $38.98 an hour.

 

POSITION SUMMARY:

Manage the tactical performance of the department (Holds, PM completion, scheduling, training, UPS, etc.) Communicate issues with the supervisor. Able to utilize TPM, Focused Problem Solving and NCE systems to facilitate results of the department/Factory objectives & goals. 

 

The Working Lead (or Shift Team Coordinator), under the direction of the Factory Engineer or designee, will provide for  the operation, care and maintenance of all steam, electrical, refrigeration and mechanical equipment in the plant.  In addition to the basic responsibilities of a Watch Engineer, the Working Lead will perform organizational, communication, and leadership tasks as outlined below in the primary responsibilities. 

 

Employee shall follow Modesto factory quality, safety, & environmental objectives & targets, follow the plant safety rules, report incidents & unsafe conditions immediately, maintain compliance with regulations, and refer to the Safety & Environmental Management System(s) on all related procedures and programs. 

 

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:  

 

Tactical Floor Support 

• • Provides maintenance to all plant processing and packaging equipment, plant utilities, and building and grounds, which include boilers, refrigeration, coolers, HVAC, air compressors, fire suppression system,  electrical/pneumatic controls and switch gear,  water system and sewer, vehicles and fork lifts. 
  • Communication and coordination on shift (Crewing and Call-Offs/Coverage) 
  • Facilitate problem Solving/Root cause analysis 
  • Escalate issues of Safety, Quality, and Productivity to Supervisors 
  • Work with Planner/Tech Stores for job planning and coordinating parts (kitting)

 

TPM Autonomy Journey 

• • Attend and be an active participant in maintenance SHOs/DORs/WERs/MERs. This includes receiving information (downtime, safety, quality, etc.) from the oncoming shift and passing information to the outgoing shift 
  • Coach Work order management, use of 5W+1H for notifications, part number and order placement, adherence to PM completion, Prometheus usage, Poka usage, 5S, Tagging, SHOs  
  • Lead or coach maintenance mechanics and production supervisors as issues or concerns arise 
  • Ensure all data collection required within the shift is completed with proper communication of any deviations from standard. This includes logs, charts, action lists/boards 
  • Ownership of Integrated Work Groups (IWG) capabilities and training. 
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