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The City of San Diego is seeking a Plant Maintenance Coordinator to plan, coordinate, and supervise maintenance activities at a water treatment or related facility. You will perform short- and long-term maintenance planning, develop work procedures, and oversee procurement of tools, parts, and equipment.
Responsibilities include reviewing work orders, supporting budget development, coordinating with supervisors, and preparing reports on maintenance management systems.
See NOTES below for future wage increases and/or additional compensation opportunities.
Plant Maintenance Coordinator positions plan, coordinate, and supervise plant maintenance activities; perform short and long-term maintenance planning; investigate and define the maintenance work required; describe and/or develop work procedures; complete procurement activities for tools, supplies, and equipment to identify procurement needs; write up documentation; obtain bids; order and complete purchasing processes; identify, order, and stock tools and equipment needed; coordinate schedules with implementation supervisors; assess staffing and equipment needed; review current and backlog work orders; assist in budget development; conduct coordination meetings; assist in coordinating the effectiveness and efficiency of maintenance management systems; prepare reports; and perform other duties as assigned.
See NOTES below for future wage increases and/or additional compensation opportunities.
Plant Maintenance Coordinator positions plan, coordinate, and supervise plant maintenance activities; perform short and long-term maintenance planning; investigate and define the maintenance work required; describe and/or develop work procedures; complete procurement activities for tools, supplies, and equipment to identify procurement needs; write up documentation; obtain bids; order and complete purchasing processes; identify, order, and stock tools and equipment needed; coordinate schedules with implementation supervisors; assess staffing and equipment needed; review current and backlog work orders; assist in budget development; conduct coordination meetings; assist in coordinating the effectiveness and efficiency of maintenance management systems; prepare reports; and perform other duties as assigned.
Four years of full-time experience in a water or wastewater treatment plant, pump station, or other industrial processing facility employing similar technologies, performing at least ONE of the following areas:
A valid California Class C Driver License may be required at the time of hire.
Attributes for Plant Maintenance Coordinator positions vary by department and are not all inclusive.