Maintenance Manager-Chemical Recovery - - Richards Bay

Qualifications & Expertise

Mechanical or Electrical Engineering degree (B.Eng, BSc.Eng), or Equivalent Advanced Diploma in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering
Minimum NQF level 7
Certificated Engineer (Government Certificate of Competency, Factories).
Code 08 / EB license

Job Experience

A minimum of 5 years within the maintenance / engineering function in a heavy- industry environment pulp and paper, steel processing, mining, etc.
A minimum of 3 years in the role of maintenance management or in a senior engineering discipline role within this environment preference given to experience in the management of engineering / maintenance teams.
Experience in the management of the following core engineering processes:
Management of compliance to the Occupational Health & Safety Act, #85 of
1993.
- People performance and development management
- Maintenance quality management
- Shutdown management
- Budgeting and cost managementKey

Key Performance Areas:

Effective management of safety during the execution of maintenance activities
Legal appointment GMR2.7a support to the GMR2.1 in compliance to the
execution of machine-related statutory activities
Proactive management of the personal development of all maintenance
execution team members ensuring engagement and high-performance within
these teams
Management and oversight of the quality of the execution of maintenance
activities
Effective risk mitigation relating to technical change within the plant
Effective management of equipment and process risk, through engagement with
the production teams in order to achieve the most effective balance of plant risk
and output
Maintaining the required condition of plant and equipment
Ensuring the execution compliance of maintenance activities against the defined
maintenance strategies. Further to this, engagement with Production Teams to
realise the most effective balance of work week compliance and plant output.
Efficient oversight of non-CMMS actions and tasks within the maintenance teams
(RCFA tasks, etc.)
Effective management of the maintenance execution team against the principles
of the Work Order Management Process (WOMP)
Management of the applicable elements within the repairables process to
ensure effective turnaround of repairable spare parts
Ensure compliance to the shutdown schedule for the plant. Further to this,
engagement with the Business Unit Head and Production Manager to realise the
most effective balance of shutdown schedule compliance and plant output
Compilation of budgets for human, time, and cost resourcing, as per routine
process
Compliance to the defined cost budgets (maintenance spend)
Provide support to the Engineering and CMS departments in medium- and long-
term processes (Capex planning, Root Cause Failure Analysis, etc.)
Provide support to the Engineering and CMS departments in continuous development of maintenance processes and resource models (cost budgets,
shutdown schedules, spare parts management, etc.)