Maintenance Manager – Rolling Unit
2. Context and Objectives of the Role
Within the Rolling Unit, the Maintenance Manager plays a key role in equipment reliability, reducing unplanned downtime, and overall production performance. They directly contribute to the availability of facilities, team safety, and the continuous improvement of maintenance practices.
3. Main Role
Ensure the availability, performance, and reliability of rolling equipment by organizing, supervising, and optimizing all maintenance activities (preventive, corrective, and improvement), in compliance with Quality, HSE, and Quality Management System (QMS) requirements.
4. Key Responsibilities
4.1 Maintenance Management
Define and implement the unit’s maintenance strategy.
Plan and supervise preventive, corrective, and improvement interventions.
Diagnose breakdowns, analyze malfunctions, and propose sustainable solutions.
Monitor performance indicators (equipment availability rate, adherence to deadlines/action plans, reduction of unplanned downtime, compliance with raw material scheduling).
Optimize the use of spare parts and consumables.
Manage new works and outsourced interventions.
Deploy and optimize CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) for tracking interventions, history, and indicators (Coswin).
4.2 Team Management and Development
Supervise, organize, and support the maintenance teams (mechanical, electrical, mechanical workshop).
Approve weekly schedules based on available skills.
Conduct annual reviews and propose merit-based promotions.
Develop skills through internal and external training plans.
Raise awareness of Quality, HSE requirements, and operational best practices.
4.3 Continuous Improvement and Performance
Lead continuous improvement actions (according to the PDCA cycle or equivalent).
Analyze causes of missed objectives and implement corrective actions.
Contribute to internal audits and address identified gaps.
Strengthen the reliability of critical equipment and structure maintenance practices.
4.4 Safety and Compliance
Ensure strict adherence to safety instructions and PPE use.
Analyze workplace accidents and implement corrective and preventive measures.
Ensure compliance of installations and interventions.
5. Desired Profile
Education and Experience
Master’s degree (Bac +5) in industrial maintenance, mechanical engineering, electromechanics, or equivalent.
3 to 5 years of experience in heavy industry maintenance, ideally in a steel mill.
Experience in a continuous 24/7 environment is appreciated.
Technical Skills
Strong knowledge of heavy mechanics, hydraulics, industrial electricity, and automation.
Mastery of CMMS (COSWIN appreciated).
Ability to read and interpret plans, diagrams, and catalogs (FR/EN).
Troubleshooting and solving complex problems.
Management of new works and contractors.
Knowledge of QMS and HSE requirements.
Proficient in Excel and office tools.
Cross-functional Skills
Strong leadership and team motivation skills.
Organizational skills, rigor, and responsiveness.
Analytical and decision-making skills.
Clear and effective communication.
Stress management and prioritization.
Proactivity and continuous improvement mindset.
Personal Qualities
Strong field orientation.
Intellectual honesty and integrity.
Availability and punctuality.
6. Specific Conditions
Work in a hot and demanding industrial environment.
Regular on-site presence.
Possible on-call duties according to production needs.
Strict compliance with safety instructions and mandatory PPE use.
7. Reporting Line
Reports to the Rolling Unit Manager