Maintenance Planner - Houston, TX (TCT)
Maintenance Planner - Houston, TX (TCT)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Plans scheduled repairs (regular and annual) in accordance with the production plans and maintenance strategies.
- Prepares standard and ad-hoc reports to support the decision-making process of different areas.
- Analyzes and controls technical specifications and requirements for maintenance contracts, ensuring compliance with user needs.
- Interacts and Coordinates with external services to fulfill internal user requirements/needs
- Follows up scheduled maintenance activities, ensuring compliance with user needs.
- Manages and updates the maintenance information system, keeping record of the information related to his/her area.
- Complies with Tenaris policies, procedures, and management standards, and ensures adherence with all laws and regulations that apply to the area of responsibility.
- Protects from damage, theft or misuse the facilities, equipment and other physical resources assigned to his/her area.
- Investigating shortages & discrepancies for Production consumables
- Managing PRs/POs for safety stock management
- Support Warehouse Cycle counts & Full inventory counts
- Expediting deliveries
- Managing Frame AgreementsMRO SAP parameter management
- Supporting AP with invoices & credit holds
- Vendor issue resolution, Handling AP credit holds, Managing vendor blocks
- Inventory reconciliation
- If your experience and knowledge match our requirements, please apply
- Tenaris is an equal opportunity employer, valuing diversity in employment.
- We thank all candidates for their interest, however, only those that match the criteria required for the desired profile will be contacted.
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