Maintenance Planner - I&E (Instrumentation)

Responsibilities - The position’s responsibilities include every aspect of chemical plant instrument and electrical planning for both preventative and corrective maintenance activities. This position actively supports improving the safety, reliability, and operability of the facility. This position will require a self-starter that can independently develop job plans for distributed control systems, programmable logic controllers, instrumentation, motors, and low-voltage power distribution systems. This role works with manufacturing personnel, maintenance personnel, contractors and others to provide high quality job plans for technicians and craftsmen. The IE&A Planner/Scheduler is accountable for scheduling maintenance work ensuring that all work activities can be planned proactively, in a safe and environmentally sound manner, assuring compliance with established codes, procedures. This position will also develop, maintain & analyze routine corrective maintenance, outage and project schedules and provide front end loaded schedules to assist in developing and revising outage/project scope documents as needed. Additional duties include conducting scheduled maintenance, collecting progress data, developing and implementing project/outage schedule/status reports, and providing consistent, accurate information to the routine maintenance execution as well as project/outage execution teams. The purpose of the IE&A Planner/Scheduler role is to ensure non-emergency preventive and corrective maintenance work is appropriately planned and scheduled to ensure safe, efficient execution of asset maintenance in support of safe, compliant, and reliable ASA plant operations. Qualifications - [Education details] Required Skills Software capability (SAP) and ability to adapt to changes Lead through the transition period of a new company and organization Regulatory requirements (e.g., OSHA, TCEQ, API Standards) Contractor management Lead-time to procure parts and equipment Exposure to changes in market conditions Vendor support and know-how Preferred Skills High school diploma or equivalent required, Associate degree in instrumentation or electrical field is preferred. 10 direct planning and scheduling experience and demonstrated proficiency in industry-wide and plant-specific safety, equipment repair, work process planning, piping and instrumentation layout, and personnel management techniques and procedures. OR 5 years electrical and/or instrumentation maintenance field experience in a petrochemical environment, Accredited associate degree or NCCER Certifications in I&E and planning experience. Knowledge and skill in the SAP Plant Maintenance Module is required. This includes, but not limited to, running list edit reports. Creating and changing maintenance items and task lists, creating and changing notifications, orders, publishing weekly schedules and creating requisitions. Publishing and issuing look ahead schedules to provide for additional maintenance execution efficiencies. Must possess or obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card prior to first day of employment.