Maintenance Coordinator

MINTH Group; Lewisburg (TN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

MINTH Group in Lewisburg, TN is seeking a Maintenance Coordinator to oversee maintenance operations, ensuring the smooth operation of facilities and equipment. This role includes planning, scheduling, and managing maintenance activities and compliance with safety standards.

Ideal candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, 8+ years of experience in electric management, and proficiency in PLC programming and safety compliance protocols. Join a dynamic team in a fast-growing automotive company!

Qualifications

• 8+ years of electric management experience in manufacturing.
• 2+ years of experience in new plant utility layout and construction required.
• English proficiency required for communication with US teams.

Responsibilities

• Lead the electrical construction management and ensure compliance with codes.
• Oversee predictive/preventive maintenance system setup for new plant equipment.
• Collaborate on installation and commissioning of new production lines.
• Develop and train on electrical safety procedures to ensure OSHA compliance.
• Assist in preparing the annual electrical department budget.

Skills

Electrical Engineering

Utility Planning

PLC Programming

Project Management

CAD or EPLAN Software

Safety Compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Automation, or related field

Tools

CAD

PLC Systems

HMI Systems

Job description

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Maintenance Coordinator

Full Time Lewisburg, TN, US

5 days ago Requisition ID: 2889

Salary Range: $70,000.00 To $90,000.00 Annually

Overview

Our Engineering team is looking for a Maintenance Coordinator. We are looking for a dynamic and driven candidate who is interested in joining a fast‑growing global company in the automotive sector.

The Maintenance Coordinator plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation and upkeep of facilities and equipment within an organization. This position is responsible for planning, scheduling, and overseeing maintenance activities to minimize downtime and extend the lifespan of assets. The Maintenance Coordinator acts as a liaison between maintenance teams, vendors, and management to ensure timely and cost‑effective repairs and preventive maintenance. By effectively managing resources and prioritizing tasks, this role contributes to a safe and efficient working environment. Ultimately, the Maintenance Coordinator ensures that all maintenance operations align with organizational goals and compliance standards.

Responsibilities

1. New Plant Utility Layout & Construction Management

• Planning & Design: Lead the technical review and document preparation for the electrical and utility systems (water, compressed air, gas, etc.) during the plant construction phase.
• Construction Management: Oversee on‑site electrical construction progress, quality, and cost control; review shop drawings to ensure compliance with US local codes (e.g., NEC) and Minth Group standards.
• Municipal Coordination: Interface with local municipal authorities (power, water, gas) to manage technical requirements and connection schedules, ensuring controllable energy supply timelines.
• Acceptance & Handover: Organize final inspection and commissioning of electrical systems; archive construction contracts, technical drawings, and quality documents to ensure compliance with government and company regulations.

2. Equipment Electrical Maintenance System Setup

• System Development: Establish a predictive/preventive maintenance (PPM) system for new plant electrical equipment; develop equipment inspection, lubrication, and repair work standards.
• Team Building: Participate in the recruitment and training of the local US electrical technical team; establish shift schedules and emergency response procedures.
• Spare Parts Management: Plan key spare parts inventory lists; establish safety stock levels to minimize downtime risk.

3. Automation & Control System Management

• PLC/HMI Maintenance: Proficient in mainstream PLC systems (Siemens, Mitsubishi, or Rockwell); lead electrical fault diagnosis and program optimization for production equipment.
• New Equipment Integration: Collaborate with the ME team on the installation, commissioning, and acceptance of new production lines; issue electrical‑related technical documentation.

4. Compliance, Safety & Energy Management

• Safety Compliance: Lead the development and training of electrical safety procedures (e.g., Energy Isolation, LOTO), ensuring compliance with OSHA standards.
• Energy Management: Track and analyze new plant production energy consumption; develop energy‑saving solutions to reduce operational costs.
• Government Interface: Coordinate with government agencies for inspections and reporting (special equipment, environmental, safety, etc.).

5. Project & Budget Management

• Budgeting: Assist in preparing the annual electrical department budget (CAPEX & OPEX) and monitor execution.
• Contractor Management: Evaluate and manage external electrical contractors, ensuring work quality and safety.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Automation, Mechatronics, or related field.
• Minimum 8 years of equipment electrical management experience in manufacturing.
• Must have at least 2 years of direct experience in new plant/new line utility layout and construction (Required).
• Experience in automotive parts, battery enclosures, or aluminum die‑casting preferred.
• Language: English proficiency required for daily communication with US municipal bodies, suppliers, and local teams.
• Proficient in industrial utility (power, water, gas) planning and construction management.
• Skilled in CAD or EPLAN electrical drawing software; familiar with PLC programming and HMI systems.
• Working knowledge of US NEC, OSHA standards, and local permitting processes.

Key to Success

• PMP certification or a relevant US local electrical license.
• Full‑cycle overseas plant construction experience (from site prep to mass production).
• Familiarity with the electrical characteristics of energy storage battery box/power battery housing welding and leak testing processes.
• An entrepreneurial mindset capable of handling the intensity and uncertainty of a new plant construction period.
• Strong cross‑cultural communication skills to bridge Minth China HQ and the US local team.
• High sense of safety and compliance.

Benefits

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