Maintenance Manager

Maintenance Manager should have a strong technical background in petrochemical plant and refinery maintenance, as well as experience managing a team of maintenance professionals. Additionally, excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills are essential for this position. A degree in engineering or a related field and relevant certifications in maintenance management are often required for this role.

Key responsibilities of a Maintenance Manager

1. Planning and scheduling maintenance activities to minimize downtime and ensure continuous operation of the

facility.

2. Managing a team of maintenance technicians and contractors to execute and oversee maintenance activities.

3. Developing and implementing preventative maintenance programs to prolong the lifespan of equipment and

reduce the risk of breakdowns.

4. Conducting regular inspections of equipment and machinery to identify potential issues and address them

proactively.

5. Coordinating maintenance projects with other departments to ensure minimal disruption to operations.

6. Creating and maintaining maintenance records and documentation to track equipment performance and

compliance with regulations.

7. Monitoring and managing maintenance budgets to ensure cost-effective maintenance practices.

8. Training and mentoring maintenance staff to improve skills and knowledge in maintenance best practices.

9. Implementing safe work practices and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries in the workplace.

10. Collaborating with other departments to optimize operational efficiency and productivity.