Project Specialist for Plant Reliability (Manitoba)

Project Specialist for Plant Reliability (Manitoba)

18 Aug
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Maple Leaf Foods
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Manitoba

18 Aug

Maple Leaf Foods

Manitoba

Drive reliability projects at Maple Leaf Foods as a Senior Project Specialist. Lead initiatives to optimize equipment performance and operational efficiency while ensuring food safety standards.

In this impactful role, you will report to the Reliability Leader and be responsible for leading various capital improvement and maintenance projects. Your role will involve coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure successful project implementation, adhering to safety and regulatory standards, and enhancing plant operations. It's a great opportunity to influence continuous improvement across the facility.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead the execution of reliability and maintenance projects
• Facilitate contractor coordination and procurement activities




• Monitor project progress and communicate updates to leadership
• Participate in root-cause analysis and corrective action plans
• Ensure timely compliance with safety and environmental standards

Requirements:
• Extensive project management experience in manufacturing
• Familiarity with industrial equipment and maintenance systems
• Experience with automation and control systems
• Robust planning and organizational skills
• Results-oriented with a commitment to safety and compliance

Bring your expertise to enhance reliability and operational success at Maple Leaf Foods.
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📌 Project Specialist for Plant Reliability (Manitoba)
🏢 Maple Leaf Foods
📍 Manitoba

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