Commercial Laundry Plant Engineer

Posted 19 days ago

gables search groupGary (IN)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$150k

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About the role

Client is seeking a Maintenance Chief Engineer for a commercial laundry facility in Gary, IN.Lead the maintenance team and coordinate mechanical needs across departments.
Job Overview: Responsibility for repairing and maintaining industrial textile equipment and facility, guiding team and ensuring compliance.
Roles and Responsibilities:
  • Prioritize safety and protect company assets
  • Conduct maintenance, PMs, repairs, and installations on all plant equipment
  • Assign work schedules and oversee team
  • Develop procedures for preventive maintenance program and inventory control
  • Monitor utilities usage and recommend cost-saving measures
  • Advise on capital expenditures and equipment needs
Qualifications:
  • 3+ years in Maintenance Management with expertise in machinery, electronics, plumbing, and more
  • Experience in commercial laundry is essential
  • Prior experience managing a PM program
  • Supervisory experience required
  • Strong electrical troubleshooting skills
  • Knowledge of PLC programming
  • Skills in carpentry, welding, and facility repairs
  • Team player with dedication to quality improvement
Perks: Why choose this employer? Competitive Salary (up to $150k base, based on experience) Paid Time OffHealthcare Coverage 401K with match Training and Development opportunities Potential for career growth Relocation help for eligible candidates Apply now! Qualified applicants will be contacted by a recruiter.

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