Maintenance Technical Lead (Ontario Building Code)
- Windsor, ON, Canada
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- 5-10 years of experience troubleshooting automated equipment with preference to automotive assembly or automotive component testing would be a benefit
- Posting language
- English
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Original job description
Location: Windsor, ON
Position: Long Term Contract
Title: 1300-1 - Maintenance Technical Lead (Ontario Building Code)
Job Description:
- Plan, coordinate, prioritize, assign, supervise, implement and review maintenance and operations activities to automotive testing equipment, facility equipment and buildings in support of ongoing operations.
- Oversee and direct the activities of a multi-trade crew to complete required tasks in a safe and timely manner.
- Comply with the collective bargaining agreement, Canadian Electrical Code, TSSA, corporate policies and other applicable regulations in the organization and execution of maintenance activities.
- Develop maintenance strategies, programs and make improvements to existing policies.
Responsibilities:
- Troubleshoot automated testing system issues and determine corrective actions
- Manage all aspects of environmental health and safety conformance for the skilled trades
- Oversee a preventative maintenance program for automotive testing equipment and facilities
- Prioritize tasks based on urgency and workforce availability
- Maintain accurate hourly timekeeping records, vacation and time off requests
- Procure parts, material and rentals required to complete maintenance tasks
- Track data for performance measurable such as Preventative Maintenance task completion, overtime, etc.
- Maintain good supplier/customer relations with internal customers and outside suppliers
- Monitor and maintain inventory levels of materials and equipment
Requirements:
- Trade or engineering background
- 5-10 years of experience troubleshooting automated equipment with preference to automotive assembly or automotive component testing would be a benefit
- Experience in a unionized labour environment
- Willingness to accept a wide variety of assignments
- Knowledge of Ontario Building Code, Electrical Safety Code, OH&SA Regulations relating to industrial maintenance activities
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite software, ability to learn and operate other computer based and web based programs
- Strong project management, organizational, teamwork, written and verbal communication skills
- Must have a valid driver's license
- Willing to work weekends as required
Additional Details:
- 100% On Site
More about this job
Responsibilities
Plan, coordinate, supervise, and review maintenance and operations for automotive testing equipment, facility equipment, and buildings, while ensuring work is completed safely and efficiently. Manage preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, procurement, inventory, timekeeping, performance tracking, and relationships with internal customers and suppliers.
Requirements
Requires a trade or engineering background and 5–10 years of experience troubleshooting automated equipment; automotive assembly or component testing experience is beneficial. Candidates should have experience in a unionized environment, knowledge of applicable Ontario building, electrical, and safety regulations, strong project and communication skills, a valid driver’s license, and availability to work weekends as needed.
Skills
- Automated Equipment Troubleshooting
- Maintenance Planning
- Preventive Maintenance
- Multi-Trade Crew Supervision
- Environmental Health and Safety Compliance
- Project Management
- Task Prioritization
- Inventory Management
- Procurement
- Performance Tracking
- Supplier and Customer Relations
- Ontario Building Code
- Electrical Safety Code
- Canadian Electrical Code
- TSSA Regulations
- Microsoft Office
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Categories
- Trades
- Engineering
- Management & Leadership
- Manufacturing
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Automotive Testing Equipment
- Automated Equipment
- Facility Equipment
- Building Maintenance
- Maintenance Operations
- Preventive Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Corrective Actions
- Multi-Trade Crew
- Unionized Labour Environment
- Collective Bargaining Agreement
- Ontario Building Code
- Canadian Electrical Code
- Electrical Safety Code
- TSSA
- Occupational Health and Safety Regulations
- Environmental Health and Safety
- Maintenance Strategies
- Project Management
- Microsoft Office
- Timekeeping
- Procurement
- Inventory Management
- Performance Metrics
- Automotive Assembly
- Automotive Component Testing