Tronox is the world’s leading vertically integrated manufacturer of titanium dioxide (TiO2) pigment and other materials that add brightness and durability to products you encounter every day. We are 6,500 people strong, located across 12 countries and unified by a strong set of values that guide us in our work. At our mines and manufacturing plants, labs and offices, we responsibly transform the earth’s resources into products and opportunities that enhance lives. Our vision is to shape a sustainable, thriving world through enriched and refined minerals.

The Role

Based at our Stallingborough site, reporting to the Maintenance Manager you will support the Maintenance Manager in co-ordinating the maintenance priorities of all trade groups on a daily basis (mechanical, I&E, fabrication and repairable spares).  You will be accountable for the efficient execution of the daily maintenance schedule.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Work with the maintenance and operations team to ensure they follow and fully support the process for work prioritisation, planning, scheduling, work execution, job close-out and review.
• Leads the development and execution of improvement programmes in maintenance execution both for Tronox and Contract (improving maintenance tool time)
• Works with the Operations Supervisor, Coordinator and Scheduler to set daily priorities
• Optimises interrelations / coordination between maintenance functions (e.g. mechanical, electrical, contractor, civil and facilities)
• Develop and leads improvement initiatives to increase OEE
• Accountability for the maintenance supervisor’s 1-2-1’s and associated training / development plans
• Accountable for the maintenance spend of training, tools & equipment, hire, external resources (day-work labour) etc.

About You

You will be motivated, talented, self-starter with the desire to develop.  You will have strong communication and a willingness to work a weekend rota.

You will ideally have the following qualifications, knowledge and experience:

• Preference, HNC or Degree qualified in relevant Engineering discipline
• Proven capability in managing, developing and motivating multi-discipline teams
• Demonstrated effective use of and adherence to legislative Process Safety systems and procedures
• Excellent problem solving skills including 6 Sigma, RCA, FEMA and RCM. Ability to read or produce engineering drawings, P&IDs and trip schedules.
• Good written communication and report writing; ability to produce management reports, capital investment proposals etc
• A self-starter with a “CAN DO” approach
• Knowledge of project management principles and tools.
• Knowledge of planning & scheduling.
• Experience of break down, predictive and preventative maintenance strategies
• Good people motivator and communicator who can achieve results through working with people in an informal culture
• Act as a role model to others by demonstrating high standards of work practice and behaviour in line with the company’s’ code of business ethics and core values.
• Knowledge of current legislation & statutory requirements, as applicable to this role in the chemical industry
• Knowledge of a wide variety of industrial systems and equipment, gained in a maintenance / reliability environment, probably through experience in a number of organisations.