Maintenance Planner/Scheduler

We are a family-owned company that is looking for you to play a key role in providing services and fresh food solutions for the foodservice and retail industries. Sandridge needs your passion and skill to deliver on our promise to always provide great tasting fresh food with consistent hand-made quality that enhances the reputation of our customers Join our team of food innovators and technicians to produce fresh, delicious food that will make it to tables across the country.

Take pride in knowing that your hard work makes a difference in the lives of our customers and consumers. Maintenance Planner/Scheduler Sandridge Crafted Foods | Medina, OH | Full-Time | Exempt Department: Maintenance About the Role The Maintenance Planner/Scheduler is the primary resource and trusted business partner for our Maintenance and Operations teams.

You will plan, coordinate, and schedule preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance work so Maintenance Supervisors and Technicians can execute safely, efficiently, and to a high standard. This role calls for extensive experience maintaining and repairing production and packaging equipment, and the ability to define step-by-step tasks and identify the parts, internal labor, and outside resources needed to finish the work.

A strong working knowledge of CMMS systems is essential for managing work order backlog, planning machine rebuilds, and ensuring critical spare parts are kitted and ready, all while meeting people and food safety requirements.

What You'll Do

Maintenance Planning Develop detailed job plans covering scope, labor estimates, crafts, safety requirements, tools, parts, contractor support, and estimated duration Perform field walk-downs with managers, supervisors, and technicians before scheduling complex work Review production schedules and meet with Operations and Production Scheduling to understand line availability and request planned downtime Coordinate with Maintenance Leadership on outside contractor schedules and their impact on resources Plan holiday shutdowns and equipment rebuilds ahead of each seasonal production ramp-up Maintenance Scheduling Develop and maintain daily, weekly, monthly, and shutdown schedules Communicate planned-work priorities to Maintenance Leadership and technicians Facilitate the weekly Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Meeting with Maintenance Leadership and Operations Maintain a prioritized work order backlog based on safety, food safety, asset criticality, and production risk Monitor work requests from the CMMS portal, email, safety audits, phone, and radio to ensure timely assignment and completion CMMS Administration Maintain the asset hierarchy, standard naming conventions, and asset QR/barcode tags Ensure critical assets have complete documentation, including manuals, electrical schematics, critical spare parts lists, setup and centerline guides, work instructions, and LOTO procedures Maintain accurate failure history, failure codes, corrective actions, and technician feedback to support reliability analysis Ensure work orders are properly coded, documented, closed on time, and "ready to schedule" Manage active CMMS users and licenses Preventive Maintenance Program Develop and continuously improve PM procedures using OEM manuals, CMMS data, technician experience, and reliability data Set appropriate PM frequencies and evaluate converting calendar-based PMs to meter-based triggers Support the move toward Predictive Maintenance (PdM), Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM), and Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Equipment Rebuild Planning Create and manage the machine rebuild plan so work is completed before seasonal ramp-up Coordinate OEMs and outside contractors for evaluations, periodic services, and scheduled rebuilds Work with the MRO Buyer to ensure parts are ordered, available, and kitted Maintenance Analytics Build KPI dashboards covering PM compliance, schedule compliance, backlog health, planned vs.

reactive work, labor utilization, MTBF, MTTR, downtime, inventory accuracy, and maintenance costs Analyze maintenance data to identify trends, recurring failure modes, and root causes Prepare reports and recommendations for Maintenance Leadership and support RCFA activities Maintenance Audits Develop inspection and audit schedules, checklists, and corrective action tracking for PMs, in-process work, and completed work Trend audit findings and recommend updates to job plans and PM procedures Share objective findings with leadership to support technician coaching and reinforce craftsmanship Critical Spare Parts and MRO Support Serve as assistant and backup to the MRO Buyer Coordinate parts purchasing, repair and rebuild services, inventory replenishment, and vendor/OEM support Purchase parts and issue purchase orders to OEMs and contractors Meet with vendors and suppliers to coordinate purchases and learn about new technology Drive company vehicles to pick up and deliver parts or travel to offsite storage What You Bring Required High school diploma or GED Valid driver's license Advanced computer skills, including Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Teams, and Zoom Extensive experience with CMMS/EAM software such as Limble, e.

Maint, Fiix, Maintenance Connection, Micromain, SAP, or equivalent Strong knowledge of industrial MRO components, including bearings, sprockets, chains, sensors, motors, gearboxes, O-rings, gaskets, and cylinders Strong written and verbal communication and meeting facilitation skills Analytical ability to interpret maintenance data, OEM manuals, drawings, BOMs, and spare-part recommendations Highly organized, detail-oriented, and committed to accuracy Ability to multitask, adapt to changing priorities, and work independently to meet deadlines Preferred 5-7 years of industrial maintenance experience; food manufacturing a plus Hands-on experience in mechanical, electrical, multi-craft, or controls work 3-5 years in maintenance planning, scheduling, CMMS administration, and/or MRO support Experience with PM development, backlog management, equipment rebuilds, shutdown planning, MRO inventory, and maintenance data analysis Physical Requirements and Work Environment Walk the facility and climb stairs and ladders to reach elevated areas such as mezzanines and parts storage Work in cold and hot environments, including storage coolers and production rooms Lift up to 50 pounds Sit at a computer workstation for extended periods Drive and operate company vehicles Flexible schedule to meet with off-shift and weekend teams Attend company-sponsored training Sandridge Foods is located in Medina, Ohio and is a great place to work because we sincerely care about every employee, both personally and professionally.

We strive to balance the demands of work and home for our employees.