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Job Field: Janitorial Jobs
Location: LAKEWOOD, WA
Salary: $-
Job Type: Part Time

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               <td align="left"><font style="font-size: 100%;">Job Title: Maintenance Engineer<BR>Requisition Number: TACOMA-2397<BR>Interest Category: Engineering<BR><BR>Hourly/Salary: Salary<BR><BR>City: Tacoma<BR><BR>State: Washington<BR><BR>Country: United States<BR><BR>Shift: Days<BR><BR>Job Description: You''re the kind of Engineer who is hands on and enjoys working with people. You excel in a fast paced environment and have the ability to deliver sustainable and superior results. You''re known for your technical knowledge, innovation, and analytical approach. Your ability to design and implement process improvements is the kind of talent we need. And now, you''re looking for just the right career opportunity to showcase your talents.<BR><BR>Well then, take a closer look at James Hardie Building Products. As our Maintenance Engineer based out of our Tacoma, WA plant, you will work in a dynamic entrepreneurial environment where you will have an opportunity to make a difference. This truly is a position where you can determine your own career success. What''s Next? Come Home to Hardie!<BR><BR><BR>The Maintenance Engineer improves the quality, timeliness, and safe repair of equipment for the maintenance organization with the overall goal of increasing equipment up time. As a member of the Maintenance Department, the Maintenance Engineer reports to the Maintenance Manager.<BR><BR>Position Responsibilities<BR><BR>Implements the concepts of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) by:<BR><BR>? Conducting root cause analysis for equipment breakdowns;<BR>? Leading improvement projects to enhance process maintainability;<BR>? Redesigning equipment configurations to improve maintenance efficiency;<BR>? Re-engineering or replacing underperforming equipment; and<BR>? Engaging with corporate project teams to identify opportunities to institute reliability in the planning stages.<BR><BR>Analyzes data and equipment history for improvement opportunities by:<BR><BR>? Consulting with Technicians, Planners, Operating Managers, and Supervisors to determine preventative maintenance (PM) and repair effectiveness;<BR>? Conducting independent PM reviews to determine relevance and accuracy;<BR>? Assessing the Maintenance Technician utilization and performance;<BR>? Tracking mean time to repair (MTTR) and mean time between failures (MTBF);<BR>? Calculating PM/ predictive maintenance (Pdm) spending;<BR>? Estimating equipment lifecycle costing;<BR>? Evaluating plant critical equipment and spares; and<BR>? Reporting cost impact of improvement projects.<BR><BR>Works with Maintenance Technicians and Production Operators to establish departmental repair and maintenance standards by:<BR><BR>? Researching and developing new or improved repair work plans and procedures;<BR>? Identifying and creating new PM procedures using accepted best practices;<BR>? Developing repair and rebuild procedures for critical plant equipment;<BR>? Participating in down day planning and critique meetings;<BR>? Writing test procedures for repaired equipment to ensure repairs meet operating specifications;<BR>? Initiating engineering studies into equipment/process repair time; and<BR>? Establishing appropriat                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      </font></td>
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