Maintenance Technician, Electrical

About the role

Mondelēz International is looking for an expert Maintenance Technician, Electrical who brings deep technical mastery of its processes and equipment. The role leads the planning, process development and implementation of Planned Maintenance Elements in a continuous improvement manufacturing environment, managing teams of technical and non-technical staff, support contractors and operations personnel.

Key responsibilities

• Partner with line leaders to deliver the SQCDSM targets (Safety, Quality, Cost, Delivery, Sustainability and Morale) and ensure process stability
• Take part in daily management system meetings at shift and line level
• Own the technology, process and centerline settings of the equipment, and the progressive maintenance systems, KPIs and repair and maintenance budget of the line
• Develop, own and run preventive and time-based maintenance plans, and spend at least 50% of time building the technicians' skills so they can operate and maintain their own equipment
• Lead some maintenance systems at department level and partner with the Asset and Reliability team on special maintenance tasks
• Handle change management on the line, spare localization, breakdown analysis and R&M cost reduction
• Act as the site technology owner in regional and global technology forums, help with internal and external benchmarking, and train colleagues on PM topics

Required profile

• Desire to drive your future and accelerate your career
• Ability to lead a role for the line, qualify and coach the next level of SWP owners, and drive common opportunities across the line using the PDCA approach
• Capability to act as Line Leader, develop and align goals and master plans, deploy and manage individual development plans, and coach team members on performance and career development

Required skills

• Advanced knowledge of Autonomous Maintenance Step 4 and Progressive Maintenance Step 3
• Ability to maintain dedicated equipment independently at basic conditions, including AM and PM standards and TPM Phase 3 and 4 problem-solving tools