Maintenance Team Coach

Team Coach Maintenance, N1 US-OR-Beaverton, North America   WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH   As a Team Coach in Maintenance reporting to the Maintenance Head Coach, you will lead a team of maintenance professionals to execute facilities and equipment maintenance and upkeep following predefined specifications. You’ll balance priorities across planned and unplanned work to ensure that facility disruption is kept to a minimum. You'll develop and work with a highly motivated team skilled in industrial maintenance to maintain and repair plastics manufacturing equipment in extrusion, thermoforming and injection molding processes.   Shift: N1: T/W/TH and every other Monday – 5:30 pm – 5:30 am   WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR   Typical Capabilities Scope: Manages multiple professionals, but direct/indirect reports may include Associate track roles. Manages operational initiatives and achieves team goals through leading team. Problem Solving: Applies evaluation and judgment to select the right course of action and uses sophisticated analytical or problem-solving skills to identify cause of issues. Utilizes past experience or precedent to identify solutions or adapt existing approaches to resolve the issue. Communicates information to audiences who are not familiar with the subject matter. Leadership: Accountable for meeting short-term to medium-term targets that impact the department or team. Responsible for performance management, pay, training and resourcing decisions. Education Requirement Bachelor’s degree required in the relevant or a related field, or any acceptable combination of education and experience equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree in the relevant or a related field.   The candidate needs to have demonstrated strong problem-solving ability necessary to identify defects and repair industrial equipment. To be successful in this role a candidate should have familiarity and training with electrical, mechanical, and fluid system safety, diagnostics, and repair.   Required Skills & Experience: High School diploma or GED Post high school Technical/Vocational school degree or education or related Military training in industrial maintenance technology and industrial electrical systems 3 years industrial/manufacturing maintenance experience, preferably in plastics manufacturing Electrical safety, troubleshooting, and repair experience including PLC control systems (Siemens and Allen Bradley preferred) AC electrical systems and components up to 3-phase 480-volt DC electrical systems and components Replacement of components including drives, motors, pumps, heaters, switches and HMI panels Experience working with basic hand tools, machine shop equipment, precision measuring instruments, digital multi-meters, cutting and welding equipment Ability to read and understand documentation and drawings for mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems  Personal computer skills including proficiency in Microsoft Office and background…