Position overview:

This role develops, deploys, and sustains maintenance planning and execution standards across EMEA plants. It supports BOE Maintenance deployment, CMMS/SFOL standardisation, Global Maintenance Standards rollout, PM compliance reporting, RCA quality, maintenance-event planning, and regional improvement initiatives. The role works closely with plant engineering teams, regional maintenance leadership, global maintenance/BOE teams, and system support to improve maintenance discipline, equipment reliability, compliance, cost control, and shared learning across the region.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead maintenance planning and execution standardisation across EMEA, including annual plans, weekly planning routines, and supporting major maintenance-event preparation from 12 weeks out through post-event review.
• Support BOE Maintenance deployment by maintaining regional progress visibility, reviewing plant evidence, coaching sites on templates and criteria, and supporting assessment readiness.
• Standardise and improve CMMS/SFOL use for procedures, orders, requests, interventions, reporting, and traceability, including Global Maintenance Standards applicability, translation, release, and scheduling.
• Prepare and update the monthly regional maintenance scorecard, validate plant commentary, monitor PM compliance, identify data-quality gaps, and track corrective actions for focus plants.
• Coordinate breakdown review and RCA support, ensuring problem statements, root-cause logic, corrective actions, shared learning, and implications for standards, spares, procedures, or training are followed through.
• Promote best maintenance practices, lean tools, engineered solutions, and consistent post-maintenance reviews to build and sustain a world-class maintenance programme.
• Support regional reliability and asset initiatives, including wellness-event tracking, rebuild and overhaul visibility, equipment-performance monitoring, and targeted improvement activity.
• Provide practical plant support through check-ins, site visits, management summaries, tracker updates, action logs, and clear escalation of unresolved risks.
• Apply technical criteria, history, supplier information, engineering studies, and acquired knowledge to support equipment inspection, spare-parts optimisation, and maintenance improvement decisions.
• Reduce spare-parts inventory through technical analysis while preventing stockouts during mechanical equipment interventions, using equipment history, supplier information, engineering studies, inspection findings, and acquired knowledge to optimise spare-parts strategy and maintenance decisions.
• Provide cross-functional support across the regional maintenance team, maintaining continuity of key workstreams, meetings, stakeholder follow-up, reporting, and escalation during team members’ holidays, travel, or other planned absences.