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International Paper's Valliant Mill is seeking a Utilities Area Maintenance Manager (AMM). You will lead safety-focused maintenance planning and execution across trusted contract teams, coordinating with Reliability and Production to improve uptime and reliability.
Requires a engineering degree, 10+ years in heavy manufacturing, 5+ years in a paper mill, and proven supervisory and leadership skills. The role offers a competitive salary, short-term incentive opportunities, and a collaborative,
Area Maintenance Manager (AMM) – Utilities
Salary Range ($108,200-$144,300)-Multiple factors, including Individual experience, skills, and abilities, will determine where an employee is ultimately placed in the pay range. Variable pay may provide additional opportunities for financial awards. This job is eligible to participate in IP’s short–term incentive plan.
The Valliant Mill is currently seeking a Utilities Area Maintenance Manager (AMM). This position reports to the Maintenance and Reliability Manager in Valliant, Oklahoma. The Valliant mill is a 5,000+ ton per day fully integrated containerboard mill with 3 paper machines complete with fiber and utility systems that support this production. The Fiber area consists of wood chip stacking/reclaiming and screening systems; 3 pulp continuous digesters with deshive refining, screening, washing and turpentine separation; 3 secondary fiber plants with pulping, screening and cleaning systems. The mill currently operates with over 350 mill employees, 150 contract maintenance employees, and 150 other contractors in a results-oriented environment.
This position provides leadership in the identification, prioritization, planning, scheduling and execution of both mechanical and E&I maintenance work in the Utilities areas of the mill. This position is the lead International Paper maintenance position in the Utilities mill areas.
The Utilities Area Maintenance Manager (AMM) sets the mill expectations for the contract maintenance workforce in these areas. The Utilities Area Maintenance Manager (AMM) will work closely with the Reliability Engineering Managers, the Finished Products Maintenance Manager, the Fiber Maintenance Managers and the contract maintenance organization to improve reliability results.