Regional Maintenance Manager ID-15277

May 16, 2025

Description

Amazon's North America Reliability Maintenance & Engineering (RME) team needs a dynamic Regional Maintenance Manager to lead our operations. This key position will drive safety initiatives and guide field teams in developing effective decision-making tools for site managers. You'll evaluate Fulfillment Center RME departments' performance and implement proven practices to improve reliability metrics. Your mission: champion workplace safety, maximize equipment uptime, and optimize operational costs in our fast-paced fulfillment network.

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Basic Qualifications

BS in Industrial or Mechanical Engineering or related discipline or BS/BA with 4+ years experience in maintenance or 2+ years Amazon experience
Previous corporate and/or regional facilities roles leading 250 or more employees including salaried employees
Experience leading change in a multiple site environments
7+ years experience managing employees and their performance
Ability to travel up to 80%

Preferred Qualifications

Strong communication, teambuilding, and influencing skills
Thrives in a fast-paced, dynamic environment, with high expectations
Thinks big! Proficient data analyst and new processes developer/adapter
Self-starter. Strong evidence of driving goals with minimal day-to-day supervision.
Experienced in material handling equipment and large, complex integrated systems maintenance with strong statistical analysis skills
Strong knowledge and experience with the major MHE integrators
Exposure to Lean Concepts, TOC, layout design, cost/benefit analysis, labor productivity analysis (time studies, standardized work), safety/ergonomic/human factors.
Strong working knowledge of MS Excel, AutoCAD, MS Project, and SQL
MBA or other Masters degree and/or Six Sigma Black Belt Certification a plus
Professional Engineering registration a plus

Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of protected veteran status, disability, or other legally protected status.

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