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McCain Foods

Maintenance Planner - Wastewater & Receiving

Burley, IdahoManufacturingPosted

$52,600 a yearFull-TimeDay shift
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About this job

Position Title: Maintenance Planner - Wastewater & Receiving Position Type: Regular - Full-Time Requisition ID: 41308 About The Role. McCain Foods is accepting applications for a Maintenance Planner position, to work a 8-hour day shift at the Burley, Idaho plant. This incumbent will provide maintenance planning and scheduling in the way of reviewing, researching, prioritizing, editing, and planning of non-emergency maintenance job tasks within CMMS - SAP (McCain's Computerized Maintenance Management System).

What You'll Be Doing.

  • Assist department management in the planning and scheduling with coordination of planned shutdown work.
  • Work in partnership with the stockroom parts buyer to monitor delivery dates of parts and equipment to ensure timely delivery for scheduled jobs.
  • Provide pertinent communication with maintenance department personnel regarding the status of parts and equipment ordered, staged materials, and job costing.

What You'll Need

To Be Successful.

  • Mechanical experience is a must.
  • Experience in maintenance planning and/or scheduling of maintenance to include preventive and predictive planning.
  • Ability to work effectively with all levels of employees, contractors and management.
  • Good computer skills.
  • Possess prior plant and code safety knowledge.
  • Have knowledge and ability to read different types of drawings (i.e., equipment, P&ID, etc.)
  • …

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