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Principal Planning & Scheduling Specialist
Carty Generating Station
Boardman, OR
Commissioned in 2016, Carty Generating Station is a 440MW gas-fired power project. It is located in Boardman, Oregon.
Planning and Scheduling: In this role, you'll plan, prioritize, schedule and document all maintenance activities; you'll acquire related materials, tag-outs and permits and ensure effective coordination with plant operations.
Key Job Information: Principal Planning & Scheduling Specialist 6618 Grade 8
Career Level: P4 Specialist Professional: Individuals at this level require specialized depth and/or breadth of expertise. They interpret internal or external business issues and recommends best practices. They solve complex problems; taking a broad perspective to identify innovative solutions. They work independently, with guidance in only the most complex situations. They may lead functional teams or projects.
Key Responsibilities:
Corrective and Preventive Maintenance Planning: Discerns the need for and provides guidance and direction to colleagues on planning, analyzing, prioritizing and coordinating work activities to optimize maintenance needs of physical assets critical to electrical generation, transmission and distribution.
Maintenance Strategy: Uses maintenance management software and selects and plans maintenance strategies of broad scope that will address maintenance needs in an optimum and economical manner; analyzes effectiveness of the maintenance management program and requests needed changes; implements changes as approved by management.
Maintenance Scheduling: Leads a team or personally develops detailed schedules for corrective and preventive maintenance using a scheduling software with labor loading and leveling and critical-path determination for large scope and/or complex projects; ensures that periodic preventative maintenance plans are in place and executed in a timely manner; determines status and progress of all scheduled jobs and establishes a recovery plan for any schedule deviations; oversees site contractor work.
Materials Availability/Procurement: Monitors warehouse activities to ensure plant maintenance material requirements are being met; evaluates replacement parts, suppliers and vendor services based on costs, availability and schedule compliance; initiates procurement of materials and services needed for work orders; verifies receipt of services.
Outage Coordination: Discerns the need for and provides guidance and direction to colleagues and contractors on developing and executing outage activities in a manner that effectively utilizes staffing, materials and equipment to ensure optimum availability; ensures actions required are adhered to and outage orders are up to date; ensures support during plant outages; coordinates with Generation Coordination/Power Operations.
Maintenance Procedures:
Reviews existing maintenance procedures and makes recommendations to improve or replace them; proposes new maintenance procedures; implements maintenance procedures requirements into job plans and work packages; maintains, implements and refines the predictive/preventative maintenance program
Education/Experience/Certifications:
Education: Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
Experience: Typically eight or more years in plant maintenance or operations in an industrial environment or related field.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:
Functional Competencies:
General Competencies:
Physical and Cognitive Demands Cognitive Level Substantial: Consistent use of logic or scientific thinking to define problems, collect information, establish facts and draw valid conclusions.
Cognitive:
Schedule/Attendance:
Physical Capabilities:
Environment - Indoor/Outdoor: Office, Plant
Compensation Range:
$101,925.00 - $169,875.00In addition, this position is eligible for a performance-based incentive bonus. Actual total compensation is commensurate with experience, skills, and education
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