Ironwood Plant - Maintenance Manager

Minimize plant equipment downtime to ensure production demands are met.

Utilize the CMMS system to effectively plan preventive maintenance needs within the plant.

Address and eliminate identified safety issues requiring engineering controls at the plant.

Lead plant maintenance teams to continually drive performance improvements of capital assets.

Manage the performance and development of the plant maintenance team.

Lead Kaizen activities and model a continuous improvement mindset.

Provide opportunities for team members to learn new skillsets and grow professionally when possible.

Hire, mentor, and train new engineers and support staff at the Portage plant.

Partner with business development and process design teams to develop effective engineering solutions for new, high-quality products.

Create cost-effective designs that meet project goals and follow EHS principles.

Ensure the maintenance team follows SOPs and safety protocols to effectively execute daily maintenance.

Conduct daily pre-work safety tailgate meetings to keep safety top of mind at the start of each day or shift.

Develop and improve maintenance strategies for the site, including strategies for new equipment coming to the site.

Coordinate closely with contractors to prioritize work and ensure activities are completed on time and within budget.

Ensure plant drawings, including layouts and P&IDs, are created and kept current as changes occur.

Communicate project status, timelines, and spending profiles to internal customers.

Help develop and improve Encapsys maintenance policies and procedures.

Ensure maintenance teams complete all assigned training.

Optimize spare parts management, review asset classification and strategy, and align maintenance strategy accordingly.

Maintain Portage equipment maintenance records and Engineering and Maintenance files to ensure drawing and information accuracy.

Provide repair cost estimates and timelines.

Identify risks and opportunities and create countermeasures.

Wear a respirator as required by the task being performed or chemical safety data sheets.

Maintain daily visibility on the production floor by walking areas of responsibility, engaging associates, verifying adherence to rules and procedures, identifying at-risk behaviors or hazardous conditions, and taking immediate action to address concerns.

Understand the relevant

of the Responsible Care Management System (RCMS) and RC-14001 certification.

Understand the importance of conformance to Environmental, Safety, and Responsible Care policies, procedures, and RCMS requirements.

Understand significant environmental impacts associated with work activities and help ensure controls are in place to reduce or eliminate negative impacts.

Understand the potential consequences of deviating from specified operating procedures.

Immediately report any accidents and releases according to the company escalation protocol.

Comply with all environmental, health, safety, and security rules, policies, and programs established by the company to the extent of training received.

Recognize that adherence to job

and procedures regarding environmental, safety, security, and health is a condition of employment.

Contribute to continuous improvement of plant environmental, health, safety, security, and Responsible Care performance and programs.

• ✓REQUIRED

Four-year engineering degree (mechanical, electrical, or chemical).

At least 5 years of maintenance experience in a chemical or pharmaceutical manufacturing environment.

At least 5 years of previous supervisory experience.

Proven ability to maintain high standards aligned with corporate values, hold people accountable, and have crucial conversations.

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