Maintenance Planner  

Responsible for the planning, scheduling and coordination of all maintenance work performed within the facility. Responsible for the maintenance of rewards & files.

The creation and implementation of a preventive maintenance program is a maintenance planner's primary focus. If an existing plan is in place when a maintenance planner joins an organization, evaluation is necessary to determine if any changes need to be made. Maintenance planners are charged with ensuring important equipment and facilities are properly serviced before any breakdowns occur. In order to accomplish this goal, routine inspections are performed.

During these inspections, a maintenance planner collects data about the condition of equipment and machinery, making adjustments or repairs as necessary. Air handlers, air compressors, fans, water chillers and pumps are common items checked by a maintenance planner. Understanding each piece of equipment and any specific recommendations by the manufacturer is essential. The maintenance planner fills out reports, and work duties are assigned regularly to other preventive maintenance workers.

• With at least 1 year as a maintenance planner
• A Maintenance Planner needs the skills and knowledge to develop detailed maintenance job plans with correct tasks, trade skills, times, materials and resources to do the maintenance work safely, efficiently and right-first-time.