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Maintenance & Facilities Manager

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austin allen company professional recruitmentSpringfield (IL)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$140,000–$160,000

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About the role

Maintenance & Facilities Manager An established industrial manufacturer is seeking a Maintenance & Facilities Manager to lead plant maintenance, internal tooling operations, and facilities at its Pennsylvania location, with additional oversight of a second manufacturing operation. Salary $140,000–$160,000 + Bonus + Benefits + Paid Relocation to NE USTHE OPPORTUNITYLead maintenance and reliability programs to keep production equipment operating safely and efficiently. Oversee the internal machine shop/toolroom that supports tooling, dies, and replacement parts for manufacturing equipment. Manage plant facilities, utilities, contractors, maintenance budgets, and capital improvements. Lead and develop an approximately 30-person maintenance and facilities organization. Provide maintenance and operational oversight for the company’s second facility, with periodic travel. WHAT YOU MUST BRINGAt least 7 years of progressive maintenance leadership in a manufacturing environment. Experience leading industrial maintenance teams and managing plant facilities. Working knowledge of machining, toolrooms, or in-house fabrication of production tooling and replacement parts. Ability to manage maintenance priorities, budgets, and technical personnel across manufacturing operations. Manufacturing Industry, metal fabrication industry, tooling industry, maintenance manager, maintenance management, facilities manager, facilities management.

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