Powerhouse Maintenance Coordinator

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About the job

An exciting opportunity exists to join Alcoa’s Pinjarra Powerhouse Team in the position of Maintenance Coordinator. The roster is a Monday through Friday day role, with one leisure day every four-week period.

In this challenging frontline leadership role, you will be accountable for leading maintenance best practice for Powerhouse operations and power distribution. To succeed in this role, the Maintenance Coordinator will gain a thorough understanding of the Powerhouse maintenance strategy and direction.

You will participate in duties, which are typically associated with engineering, purchasing and mechanical trade disciplines and have the ability to lead maintenance related investigations, problem solve and communicate effectively with a broad range of people, both internal and external.

The key responsibilities of the role include;- Ensuring equipment reliability and availability is maximised in a planned, safe and cost-effective manner;- Actively direct and participate in planned outages and performance improvement programs;- Oversee Powerhouse Mechanical Maintenance Crews including supervised gas fittersWhy Alcoa?

Our values - act with integrity, operate with excellence, care for people, lead with courage - are at the foundation of everything we do.

At Alcoa we strive to create an inclusive workplace where employees can bring their whole selves to work regardless of their background. We know it starts and finishes with you, which is why our value ‘care for people’ is so important to us. It ensures not only your physical safety but also provides an inclusive and welcoming workplace for people from all walks of life, encouraging diversity of thought from each and every person.

As an Alcoa employee, you will embark on growth opportunities and can truly make a difference being part of an organisation that respects and considers flexibility while empowering you with stimulating and challenging work.

What’s on offer?- Competitive remuneration package- Monthly Leisure Day- Career development opportunities- Benefits allowance- Performance related bonus (variable)- Superannuation above guarantee- 16 weeks parental leave scheme- Paid annual volunteer hours- Employee groups including the Social Club, Alcoa Women’s Network, EAGLE (Employees at Alcoa for Gay, Lesbian, bisexual and transgender Equality) and AWARE (Alcoans Working Actively for Racial-ethnic Equality)

Our Locations

Alcoa’s Australian operations represent one of the world’s largest integrated bauxite mining, alumina refining and aluminium smelting systems and add value to Australia’s local, state and national economies at every stage. Our Australian operations support approximately 4,370 direct jobs including multiple entry talent pathways/programs, predominantly in regional Western Australia.

Supported by our head office in Booragoon and the Bindjareb Regional office in Pinjarra, our operations include: our world-class Technology Development Centre of Excellence (COE), two bauxite mines in Western Australia (Huntly and Willowdale); three alumina refineries in Western Australia (Kwinana, Pinjarra and Wagerup); one aluminium smelter in Victoria (Portland); two dedicated port facilities in Western Australia (Kwinana and Bunbury); and two Alcoa Farmlands sites in Western Australia (Pinjarra and Wagerup).

Applications close

Thursday 10th August

Additional information-
- You will only be contacted if you are shortlisted for an interview, this process can take up to four weeks from the closing date.#LI-CW1