LAMP

Makes maintenance labor productive. Without a planner, technicians spend their day hunting parts and waiting on permits instead of turning wrenches.

• →Plan work orders in detail, including scope, steps, parts, tools, permits and labor estimates.
• →Build and publish the weekly maintenance schedule and coordinate it with production.
• →Manage the backlog, prioritize by criticality and keep it visible and current.
• →Own the CMMS data quality, including asset hierarchy, bills of material and preventive maintenance frequencies.
• →Coordinate spare parts availability with the storeroom and raise reorder points as usage data builds.
• →Plan outages and turnarounds, including contractor scope packages.
• →Report maintenance metrics covering schedule compliance, wrench time, backlog and preventive maintenance completion.

• Five or more years of maintenance planning in a process plant, or maintenance craft experience plus planning training.
• Strong CMMS competence.
• Ability to read drawings and build detailed job plans.
• Organized, systematic working style.

• Craft background in mechanical or instrumentation maintenance.
• Turnaround planning experience.