Project Maintenance Planner - TSI

Responsibilities

Assign equipment strategies to tags based on equipment class.

• Develop and validate maintenance procedures and job plans for equipment strategies.
• Ensure job plans have the correct labour codes, hours and associated materials linked.
• Ensure planning attributes such as planner groups, Safety Critical Work , Maintenance Plan descriptions etc are appropriately populated.
• Ensure the packaging delivered is executable, considering isolation boundaries, condition for work and local work management processes.
• Review the Safety and Environmental Critical performance standards established by Engineering and incorporate into the build.
• Remove or update preventative maintenance plans and procedures within the CMMS.
• Participate in project maintainability reviews.
• Participate in the functional criticality assessment for all maintainable tags.
• Provide guidance to the selection, procurement, stocking, and preservation of spare-parts.
• Support the creation of Equipment BOMs, ensuring that BOMs are populated within the CMMS and equipment/spares are accurate prior to the operate phase of the project.

Education

Must have education requirements:

• Technical Training Certificate or degree

Experience and job requirements

Minimum years of relevant experience:

• 5+ years of relevant technical field/site experience Must have experiences/skills (To be hired with):
• The position demands organizational and communication skills, technical ability and a strong personal commitment to Health, Safety and Environmental performance.
• Experience in a site-based maintenance planner role.
• Detailed knowledge of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems such as SAP/Maximo and Integrity Management tools.
• Proficient in reading P&IDs, and other technical documentation such control narratives, cause & effect diagrams, datasheets etc.
• Experience of Bill of Materials (BOM s) and materials management.
• General understanding of Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM) and Failure Mode and Effect analysis (FMEA).
• Self-motivation and ability to work both independently and as a productive member of a team.
• Flexibility to adapt to areas of greatest need, such as maintainability studies, task list/equipment BOM generation, assignment of maintenance to equipment, and other project maintenance deliverables.