Responsible for planning, coordinating, and scheduling maintenance activities to improve equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and maximize workforce productivity in a manufacturing environment.
Compensation
The hourly rate for this position is $31.93 after 45 days $35.92 after 90 days $39.91 per hour.
Responsibilities
Plan, coordinate, and schedule maintenance activities
Develop detailed maintenance work packages
Optimize maintenance resources
Manage maintenance schedules
Ensure work execution aligns with company policies and plant operational requirements
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
Associate degree in Industrial Maintenance, Mechanical Technology, Electrical Technology, Engineering Technology, or related field
Nice to have: minimum 2 years of experience in maintenance planning, scheduling, supervision, reliability, or maintenance leadership
Nice to have: working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, hydraulic, pneumatic, and rotating equipment systems
Leading all maintenance activities for the mine's shovel and drill fleet, as well as Boilermaker, Machine, and Carpenter Shops to ensure equipment reliability and operational excellence.
Responsibilities
Lead and develop supervisors, planners, reliability personnel, and maintenance teams.
Manage maintenance activities for electric shovels, hydraulic shovels, drills, and associated support equipment.
Oversee Boilermaker, Machine Shop, and Carpenter Shop operations, including fabrication, welding, machining, structural repairs, and facility maintenance.
Ensure effective execution of preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs.
Drive improvements in equipment availability, reliability, and maintenance performance.
Boost reliability, availability, and performance of manufacturing equipment and facilities across multiple plants in a region, ensuring uptime, efficiency, and profitability.
Locations (2)
Logan, Utah, United States
Smithfield, Utah, United States
Responsibilities
Implement companywide strategies for managing the lifecycle of manufacturing assets
Drive component standard adherence to improve reliability
Enhance assets and facilities for reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness
Facilitate best practice sharing and training on reliability
Use data from equipment sensors and maintenance records to prioritize reliability improvements
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electrical, or chemical engineering or related field
Nice to have: licenses or certifications in Maintenance, Reliability, Tribology, Lubrication, Vibration Analysis, Ultrasonic, Metallurgy
The Plant Manager leads all operations for Trident Seafoods’ Alaska Naturals facility in Bellingham, Washington, which produces fish oil and related nutritional products.
Compensation
USD $100,000.00 - USD $140,000.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Leads daily operations for the Alaska Naturals facility, including production, technical processes, maintenance coordination, quality, safety, staffing, and site administration.
Assumes accountability for plant financial performance, including budget development, cost control, labor and material utilization, yield, inventory, capital priorities, and achievement of operating targets.
Sets the site’s operating strategy and translates business priorities into clear short- and long-term goals, production plans, technical priorities, and accountability measures.
Builds and sustains a strong safety culture and ensures compliance with the Trident Safety Program and applicable environmental, occupational safety, and process-safety requirements.
Ensures the facility operates in compliance with applicable food safety, product quality, environmental, labeling, and regulatory requirements for fish oil and nutritional-product manufacturing.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, operations management, or a related field
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