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Asphalt Materials, Inc. in Indianapolis is seeking a Corporate Maintenance & Reliability Manager to establish and coordinate a maintenance management system across 23 facilities, drive CMMS adoption, and build a phased improvement roadmap with a spare-parts strategy.
You will lead preventive and predictive programs for hot oil systems, pumps, piping, and blending equipment, develop SOPs and KPIs, manage backlog, and partner with Operations and EH&S to meet OSHA, DOT, and environmental
The Corporate Maintenance & Reliability Manager is responsible for establishing, building, and coordinating the company’s maintenance management operating system and standard processes across its network of liquid asphalt, asphalt emulsion, and modified asphalt production and terminal facilities. The company’s maintenance program is in an early stage of maturity — a CMMS has been purchased but is not yet being used to guide maintenance activities at any site — so this role is foundational in nature. Initial priorities will center on assessing current-state conditions, driving CMMS adoption and data build-out across the full facility network, developing a spare parts inventory strategy, and establishing a prioritized, phased improvement roadmap, ahead of transitioning to ongoing standardization and optimization. This role partners closely with the Operations team to define and achieve maintenance and plant performance objectives. The Corporate Maintenance & Reliability Manager reports to the Director of Engineering.
Essential Functions
Conduct a baseline maintenance and reliability assessment across all 23 facilities to establish current-state equipment condition, PM compliance, spare parts accuracy, and maintenance backlog.
Lead full deployment and adoption of the company’s CMMS across all 23 facilities, including building out asset hierarchies, equipment master data, and standardized data entry practices, and driving user adoption so the system actively informs maintenance work.
Identify and prioritize the highest-risk equipment and facilities — particularly hot oil/thermal systems, transfer pumps, and blending/emulsification equipment — to focus initial improvement efforts where risk is greatest.
Develop a phased, multi-year roadmap for building the company’s maintenance management program across the facility network, and secure leadership buy-in and resourcing for the plan.
Lead preventive and predictive maintenance programs for hot oil/thermal fluid heating systems, transfer pumps, piping, and blending/emulsification equipment.
Establish spare parts inventory strategy, stocking levels, and upkeep across the facility network.
Manage maintenance backlog and scheduling practices companywide.
Develop standard operating procedures and best practices for maintenance activities, including startup and shutdown procedures for storage, heating, pumping, and blending systems.
Support site outage and turnaround planning.
Lead root cause analysis and failure investigations for recurring or critical equipment issues
Create and maintain equipment files, technical documentation, and a documentation storage methodology at each facility.
Define baseline maintenance and reliability KPIs (e.g., PM compliance, backlog aging, planned-vs-reactive work ratio, downtime) and establish a regular reporting cadence to leadership.
Facilitate knowledge-sharing and adoption of best practices across facilities.
Partner with the Operations team to define and achieve maintenance, plant performance, and reliability objectives.
Develop processes and train personnel on fiscal planning, budgeting, performance tracking, and forecasting for equipment maintenance, including quantifying deferred-maintenance and capital needs and building business cases for investment.
.Partner with the EH&S team to identify and close existing maintenance-related compliance gaps
Ensure ongoing maintenance processes meet OSHA, environmental, and DOT bulk-loading requirements.
Assess current maintenance workforce skill levels across facilities and ensure proper onboarding, coaching, training, and development — including building structured skills-development pathways — for personnel performing maintenance tasks.
Perform additional duties as assigned, consistent with the Company’s core values, competencies, and skills.
Additional duties and responsibilities as assigned, including but not limited to continuously growing in alignment with the Company’s core values, competencies, and skills.
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About Asphalt Materials, Inc.
Asphalt Materials, Inc. is a privately held, family-owned business headquartered in Indianapolis. Since 1956, Asphalt Materials has prioritized safety and created a people-focused culture around asphalt expertise and innovation. Through its commitment to building long-term relationships with employees, customers and vendors based on trust and confidence, Asphalt Materials creates solutions to issues affecting customers and our communities. Asphalt Materials is a part of The Heritage Group’s family of businesses. Learn more at www.asphalt-materials.com.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
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