Maintenance Manager

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austin allen company professional recruitmentCharlotte (NC)

First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$200,000

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About the role

Maintenance Manager Salaries Up to $200,000 + Bonus + Top-Tier Benefits + Paid Relocation Leading forestry manufactures are looking for Maintenance Managers. They are leaders within their specific industries. If you're passionate about shifting from reactive to preventive maintenance and thrive in fast-paced, growth-focused environments, one of these opportunities may be for you.

Locations: Northeast, and Southern USAYour responsibilities as the Maintenance Manager Transition the team into a proactive maintenance culture Champion reliability and reduce unscheduled downtime Oversee all maintenance operations with a focus on safety and efficiency Implement and optimize Preventive/Predictive Maintenance programs Promote continuous improvement and high-performance standards. Minimum requirements for Maintenance ManagerBS in Engineering or Technology (or equivalent experience)At least 7 years in maintenance leadership within the paper industry Deep expertise in reliability and predictive maintenance Strong leadership and team-building skills High energy and enthusiasm for growth and innovation This is a high-impact role with full support: paid interviews, relocation, and a generous compensation package. Highly visible role & opportunities to move up in the company!

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