Product Equipment Repair & Maintenance Coordinator

Overview

We are Pepsi Co Supply Chain. We are the game changers, innovators, collaborators and history makers. The ground breakers of the Supply Chain & Logistics space.

We are a diverse group, spread across 200 countries and territories, and united by a shared set of values and goals. You know our name through our amazing portfolio, including Pepsi, Frito-Lay, Quaker and Gatorade.

We perform with a purpose. We dream globally and act locally, constantly innovating to sustain our planet, our people, our communities and our business practices. Together, we raise the bar in lean manufacturing practices. We put forth new standards and stretch to reach beyond the goals we set. We are a think tank, bringing our ideas into action and are determined to find ways to drive efficiencies, improve processes and achieve the highest level of safety...

all while meeting the demands of our customers and consumers to deliver the best products.

At Pepsi Co, we are committed to performing well as individuals and in teams, and to strengthen the company as a whole.

Are you hungry to be a part of the world's largest portfolio of billion-dollar food and beverage brands? Then now is the time to explore the opportunities of Pepsi Co: what makes you unique makes us better.

As a Product Equipment Repair & Maintenence Coordinator you are responsible for taking a leadership role in coordination of maintenance efforts between all those affected by maintenance activities. Areas of focus include learning and using the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) when planning, scheduling, tracking, and evaluating work orders through completion. The planner will also create, schedule, and evaluate preventative maintenance routines, maintain the CMMS hierarchy, provide the communication link between the business unit and support areas, and support the CMMS user group.

This position will report directly to the Production Operations Manager.

• Convert work request to active work orders online (may include entering work orders). Communication reason to requester if work request is cancelled or rejected.
• Planning work orders will include physically scoping the job, reviewing prior job history, listing tasks, identifying the proper supervisor, estimating the manpower, determining and obtaining material requirements, listing safety, contractor, and special requirements, producing specification sheets, and estimating job costs.
• Scheduling work orders will include prioritizing work with operations and maintenance supervisors, accumulating and assembling details for all maintenance work to be performed, determining manpower availability through production, PM and shutdown schedules, scheduling work to be done, assigning shift/supervisor/individual to perform work, arranging support help, printing weekly schedules, printing copies of work orders for individual doing the work.
• Provide a graded down day plan that is based on a balanced ratio of PMs and planned work that drives equipment specific reliability
• Reviewing work orders in process to ensure timely completion. Perform status follow-ups regularly to ensure on-time completion
• Review emergency work orders to help prioritize planned work that drives highest level of reliability as well as review PM tasks to eliminate failure point through PM Process.
• Reviewing completed work orders
• Generate reports measuring maintenance key performance indicators. PM Compliance, Work Order Aging, Reactivity, etc.
• Generate PMs through the E-Maint Maintenance system and distribute
• Track and report PM backlogs by specific category
• Review completed PMs for completeness >> parts used (inventory deletion), labor hours vs plan, and follow-up repairs (WO generation)
• Coordinate maintenance PM…