TPM Champion

Role Purpose

The Total Productive Maintenance Manager is responsible for sustaining and expanding Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) across the OCS Division.  They will serve as a Leader, Strategist, Change Agent and Coach to train site leadership teams on effective deployment of key TPM strategies and processes aligned with Corporate and Divisional strategies.  He or she will drive a learning culture that embraces standardization, digital transformation, problem solving, strategy deployment and continuous improvement.   He or she will also develop and coach leaders to lead sites using defined tools and methods to achieve results.  The TPM Manager will also be responsible for maintaining all documentation in a repository to ensure a standardized methodology and system is being deployed across an organization.  The manager will provide cross departmental coordination for the implementation of TPM within the manufacturing locations while ensuring all resources are aligned with the business priorities including Quality, Cost, Delivery, Morale, Safety, and Innovation.

Key Responsibilities

TPM Implementation & Continuous Improvement:

• • Deploy, Communicate, and Manage TPM strategy across all TPM Champions & Regional Engineering Managers
  • Develop training and build capability for each of the TPM Pillars
  • Standardize tools (AM, PM, EEM, OEE etc.), functions, and reports in MAXIMO (CMMS) across the organization

Cross-Functional Leadership:

• • Lead, teach and coach others on implementing TPM capability across the Division
  • Provide guidance and mentorship to team members, ensuring a clear understanding of TPM principles and objectives

Equipment Optimization:

• • Work closely with Plant Leadership and Operations/Maintenance teams to deploy TPM principles and implement Key Process Indicators to measure advancement of capability
  • Encourage maintenance strategies that focus on preventative and predictive maintenance to minimize breakdowns and downtime

Communication and Reporting:

• • Present Global TPM Divisional Engineering status on a regular cadence to the local and regional leadership teams to review progress, results and challenges
  • Maintain communications with all regions: APAC, EMEA, and NA and facilities, facilitating the exchange of standard methodologies, best practices and to ensure consistent development of capability

Experiences/Education - Required

• Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Engineering or Technical degree, Mechanical, Electrical or Mechatronics degree preferred  
• Total Productive Maintenance Certification (Marshall Institute or equivalent)

Experiences/Education - Desired

• 5 to 7 years of experience in a manufacturing environment
• 3 to 5 years of experience in TPM principles, methods, systems