Shift Manager - Asset Management
$90 K - $120 K
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$90 K - $120 K
About the role
- Coordinate all asset management and maintenance activities during assigned shifts, acting as the central point of contact for operations, maintenance, and vendors
- Monitor equipment performance and availability, ensuring rapid response to breakdowns and minimizing operational disruptions
- Support maintenance teams in diagnosing and resolving technical issues, ensuring adherence to best practices and safety standards
- Analyze discrepancies between Operations and Mechanical breakdown reporting, driving alignment and accuracy in downtime records
- Review maintenance data (failure trends, repeat defects, downtime) to identify root causes and recommend corrective actions
- Coordinate fuel deliveries and critical consumables during off-peak hours to maintain uninterrupted operations
- Provide timely updates, escalation, and technical insights to the AM Execution Director and AM Planning Manager
- Demonstrated continuous improvement mindset, with the ability to identify inefficiencies and implement practical solutions in live operations
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial) or a related technical field (preferred)3–5 years of experience in terminal operations, maintenance, asset management, or heavy equipment environments
- Strong technical knowledge of terminal equipment (RTGs, STSs, MHCs, or similar) and hands-on troubleshooting experience
- Ability to analyze maintenance and operational data (MTTR, MTBF, downtime trends) and convert insights into actions
- Experience working in shift-based and ideally unionized environments
- Familiarity with CMMS/EAM systems (e.g., IFS) and maintenance planning processes
- Strong coordination, communication, and problem-solving skills with the ability to act decisively under pressure
- Proficiency in MS Excel and data tools for reporting and performance tracking
- Flexibility to work nights, weekends, and holidays in a dynamic operational setting
- Work Conditions
- Shift-based role requiring on-site presence, including nights, weekends, and holidays
- High interaction with operational areas, including active equipment and maintenance zones
- Accountability for safety compliance, including adherence to LOTO and safe maintenance practices
- Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Equipment availability during shift (%)Breakdown response and resolution time (MTTR)
- Repeat failure rate / defect recurrence
- Alignment and accuracy of breakdown reporting
- Safety performance (zero incidents)
- Data quality and timely system reporting
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