Maintenance Manager

Pact Packaging; Auckland; In loco; NZD 150.000 - 190.000; Tempo pieno

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Competitive base salary

Close-knit team with values-driven and

safety-first culture

Sustainability focus and circular-econ

Discounted health insurance premiums

Free onsite parking

Annual flu vaccinations

Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)

Descrizione del lavoro

Pact Packaging Hamilton is seeking a Maintenance Manager who will lead the site maintenance function, driving reliability, safety, and cost-effectiveness to support operational performance.

You will implement preventative and predictive maintenance, manage planning systems like MEX/SAP, lead a high-performing team, and partner across functions to deliver continuous improvement and capital projects.

Competenze

• Experience leading maintenance teams in manufacturing with safety focus.
• Expert in preventive/predictive maintenance and root-cause analysis.
• Experience with CMMS systems like MEX or SAP.
• Budgeting, procurement, and contractor management experience.

Mansioni

• Lead a safe, compliant maintenance function across site operations.
• Develop and execute preventive and predictive maintenance strategies.
• Improve asset reliability and reduce downtime.
• Oversee engineering procurement, spares, and budgets.
• Lead continuous improvement and capital projects.
• Manage site services, buildings, and regulatory compliance.
• Coach and develop the maintenance team for excellence.

Conoscenze

maintenance leadership

team coaching

stakeholder management

lean manufacturing

planning & analytics

Formazione

Engineering degree (Mechanical/Electrical/Process)

Strumenti

MEX

SAP

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Job Description

About this opportunity

Based at Pact Packaging Hamilton and reporting to the Site Business Unit Manager, the Maintenance Manager will lead the site maintenance function, ensuring a safe, reliable, and cost-effective engineering service that supports operational performance and continuous improvement.

This is a key leadership role focused on driving the transition from reactive to preventative and predictive maintenance. You'll improve asset reliability, reduce downtime and maintenance costs, lead continuous improvement initiatives, and develop a high-performing maintenance team that supports operational excellence across the site.

Your key responsibilities will be to:

• Lead a safe and compliant maintenance function by ensuring engineering activities align with health, safety, quality, environmental, food safety, and regulatory requirements, including contractor management and permit-to-work systems.
• Develop and execute preventative and predictive maintenance strategies through MEX and maintenance planning processes to maximise asset reliability, equipment performance, and operational efficiency.
• Drive reliability improvements across manufacturing equipment, tooling, utilities, and infrastructure by reducing unplanned downtime, leading root cause investigations, and implementing sustainable corrective actions.
• Manage site services, buildings, infrastructure, and statutory compliance requirements to ensure the ongoing reliability, safety, and performance of critical plant and utility systems.
• Oversee engineering procurement, contractors, critical spares, and maintenance budgets to deliver cost-effective outcomes while maintaining safety, quality, and operational standards.
• Lead continuous improvement and capital projects, including equipment upgrades, process improvements, and reliability initiatives that enhance manufacturing performance and long-term asset value.
• Provide strong leadership, coaching, and development for the maintenance team while fostering a collaborative, proactive culture that supports operational excellence and delivers measurable business outcomes.

Your skills and experience:

To be successful in this role, you’ll have:

• Proven technical maintenance leadership experience in a manufacturing, FMCG, or industrial environment, with the ability to lead, coach, and develop high-performing teams while fostering a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous improvement.
• A tertiary qualification in Mechanical, Electrical, Process, Reliability Engineering, or Business would be highly regarded. Current EWRB EAS-EST accreditation, or a willingness to obtain it, would be advantageous.
• Strong expertise in maintenance and reliability practices, including preventive and predictive maintenance, root cause analysis, failure elimination, asset reliability improvement, and critical spares management.
• Experience managing maintenance planning systems and CMMS platforms such as MEX, SAP, or similar, with the ability to optimise asset performance and operational efficiency.
• Sound technical knowledge of manufacturing equipment and systems, including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, material handling, and site utility assets.
• Commercial experience in budgeting, procurement, supplier and contractor management, and maintenance cost control.
• Strong communication, planning, analytical, and stakeholder management skills, supported by experience applying lean manufacturing and structured problem-solving methodologies.

Additional Information

Benefits:

• Competitive base salary
• A close‑knit team with a strong values‑driven and safety‑first culture.
• Work for a company dedicated to sustainability and leading the circular economy.
• Discounted health insurance premiums through Southern Cross
• Free onsite parking.
• Annual flu vaccinations.
• Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).