Equipment Manager

APM Terminals

Equipment Manager

Where global trade meets innovation

Step into the engine room of global commerce. At APM Terminals Pier 400, you won’t just be doing a job, you’ll be part of one of the most advanced container terminals in the world. From cutting-edge automation to large-scale operations at the Port of Los Angeles, every asset, every repair, and every operational decision helps keep global supply chains moving efficiently and safely.

This is where innovation meets execution. You’ll work alongside highly skilled teams leveraging technology, data, and operational expertise to ensure critical equipment remains available to support vessel and terminal operations. Here, your work drives reliability, performance, and continuous improvement across one of the industry's most sophisticated terminal environments.

• Work at one of the most technologically advanced terminals globally.

• Be part of large-scale, high-impact operations.

• Gain exposure to automation, digitalization, and innovation.

• Continuous improvement mindset – where curiosity is encouraged, root-cause problem solving is valued, and making things better every day is part of how we win.

At APM Terminals, a global leader in port and terminal operations, we enable global trade and drive sustainable growth. As part of the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group, we connect economies and communities worldwide. Our success is driven by a strong commitment to LEAN methodologies, embedding continuous improvement into every aspect of our operations. Join us and be part of a team that values excellence, collaboration, and innovation.

Join us as we continue to shape the future of global trade and make a meaningful impact on communities worldwide. Discover your potential with APM Terminals and become part of a team that's redefining industry standards.

The Equipment Manager serves as the technical control point for shift-based maintenance execution, ensuring rapid diagnosis, prioritization, and restoration of equipment critical to vessel and terminal operations. This role provides leadership and coordination across maintenance activities, balancing planned work and unexpected breakdowns while ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient asset performance.

Acting as the primary maintenance interface for operations teams, the role is responsible for coordinating maintenance resources, managing equipment handovers, directing breakdown response activities, and ensuring that all maintenance work and lessons learned are accurately captured in the CMMS. The position plays a critical role in maximizing equipment availability, minimizing operational disruptions, and driving standardization and technical excellence across the terminal.

• Serve as the primary point of contact for equipment breakdowns and maintenance escalation.

• Coordinate maintenance resources and breakdown teams to restore equipment safely and efficiently.

• Manage daily maintenance priorities, balancing planned work with urgent operational requirements.

• Monitor equipment performance in real time and proactively identify potential failures and operational risks.

• Coordinate equipment handovers between Operations and Maintenance for planned and unplanned activities.

• Optimize maintenance interventions around vessel schedules, berth windows, and operational priorities.

• Ensure work orders are executed safely, effectively, and according to schedule through third-party maintenance providers.

• Track maintenance performance metrics, including MTTR and breakdown-related KPIs.

• Drive root cause analysis, capture maintenance learnings, and ensure all activities are documented within the CMMS.

• Support incident investigations and continuous improvement initiatives aimed at…