The Facility Engineer will maintain the facilities for the 4 production facilities in MMPAs campus. The facility engineer will be directly responsible for the management of all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam). This person will report directly to the Director of Engineering.
Facilities Engineer Responsibilities:
- Maintain and improve all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities.
- Maintain and improve all the compliance documents for water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities.
- Maintain and improve all the vendor and regulatory communication for water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities.
- Maintain and improve all ancillary infrastructure such as water and sewer line extensions, lift station replacement, and all regulated feeds for compliance.
- Assist with planning, organizing, and managing capital projects.
- Review work of contracted engineering personnel involved in the design and review of utilities and related infrastructure and prepares cost estimates for projects.
- Reviews development plans for adherence to organizational standards and requirements.
- Administers contracts with consulting engineers and contractors; reviews cost estimates to determine accuracy and determine bond amounts.
- Participates as a member of the engineering leadership team; researches, recommends, and prepares policies, plans, concepts, and future projections; will be prepared to fill in as manager over operations for the organization as needed in the absence of others.
- In the event of power outages or extraneous circumstances at the plant(s), the engineer will be a part of the team assisting with bringing the plant online with particular emphasis on all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes.
- Responsible for hiring, training, and management of all salary and hourly employees associated with all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities; Will work in conjunction with the plant manager, plant engineer, and Director of Engineering with employee feedback and effectiveness of the operation.
- Plan and support resources to operate utilities and ensure 24 X 7 continuous system operation to support plant activities.
- Maintain and improve an effective maintenance and operation program, work prioritization, complying with operational and personnel standards, and regulatory and statutory requirements to ensure efficient, reliable, and uninterrupted plant operation.
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Facilities Engineer
Job Code Number
157584850
Additional Requirements
The Facility Engineer will maintain the facilities for the 4 production facilities in MMPAs campus. The facility engineer will be directly responsible for the management of all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam). This person will report directly to the Director of Engineering.
Facilities Engineer Responsibilities:
- Maintain and improve all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities.
- Maintain and improve all the compliance documents for water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities.
- Maintain and improve all the vendor and regulatory communication for water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities.
- Maintain and improve all ancillary infrastructure such as water and sewer line extensions, lift station replacement, and all regulated feeds for compliance.
- Assist with planning, organizing, and managing capital projects.
- Review work of contracted engineering personnel involved in the design and review of utilities and related infrastructure and prepares cost estimates for projects.
- Reviews development plans for adherence to organizational standards and requirements.
- Administers contracts with consulting engineers and contractors; reviews cost estimates to determine accuracy and determine bond amounts.
- Participates as a member of the engineering leadership team; researches, recommends, and prepares policies, plans, concepts, and future projections; will be prepared to fill in as manager over operations for the organization as needed in the absence of others.
- In the event of power outages or extraneous circumstances at the plant(s), the engineer will be a part of the team assisting with bringing the plant online with particular emphasis on all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes.
- Responsible for hiring, training, and management of all salary and hourly employees associated with all water, wastewater, utility, and mechanical complexes (Refrigeration and Steam) for all production facilities; Will work in conjunction with the plant manager, plant engineer, and Director of Engineering with employee feedback and effectiveness of the operation.
- Plan and support resources to operate utilities and ensure 24 X 7 continuous system operation to support plant activities.
- Maintain and improve an effective maintenance and operation program, work prioritization, complying with operational and personnel standards, and regulatory and statutory requirements to ensure efficient, reliable, and uninterrupted plant operation.
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Organization Profile
Description:
Michigan Milk Producers Association (MMPA), established in 1916, is a member owned and operated dairy cooperative. MMPA serves approximately 1,600 dairy farmer members in Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Ohio. The dairy cooperative, the 10th largest in the U.S., employs approximately 320 people in four states.
MMPA markets nearly 5 billion pounds of milk annually to fluid milk customers and food ingredient manufacturers. MMPA operates two manufacturing plants in Ovid and Constantine, Michigan and a cheese plant in Middlebury, Indiana. Products made at the Michigan plants include butter, ultra-filtered milk, powdered milk, cream and condensed skim milk. These products are sold to a wide range of food manufacturers who make end-use products such as candy, ice cream, pudding, baked goods, cheese and yogurt.
