Fixed Equipment Planner

Your Job

Georgia Pacific, Monticello facility is in the process of finding and hiring a Reliability professional to fill the site's role of "Fixed Equipment Planner".

This is a salaried position that is a member of Monticello's reliability team and reports to the Reliability leader for the mill.

The job description below provides a high-level view of job activities, the basic requirements for the role and what will put you ahead in the selection process.

Our Team

Georgia-Pacific Monticello is a fully integrated containerboard mill that employs 450 employees and continues to benefit from extensive capital investment.

This position is an opportunity to be part of a rapidly expanding organization with tremendous growth potential.

Monticello, Mississippi, is an hour South of Jackson, MS, and an hour Northwest of Hattiesburg, MS.

What You Will Do


* Responsible for long-range as well as short-range planning.

Long-range planning involves regular analysis of backlog relative to available resources.

Short-range planning is planning for more pressing jobs.


* Planning and scheduling for shutdowns (major and minor), utilizing tools such as Gantt charts (Microsoft Project), Critical Path Analysis, and resource leveling.


* Ensure Work Orders are meaningful, accurate and valid historical data is captured in Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS)


* Keeps the Reliability Leader informed of abnormal or critical situations and seeks advice on matters outside the Planner's knowledge or authority.


* Deliver effective outage and contractor coordination planning for Mechanical Integrity and Facilities Infrastructure inspections and repairs as part of the annual outage (AO) work process.


* Develop detailed scope of work packages for routine and outage tasks involving fixed equipment, specifying inspection methods, damage mechanisms, acceptance criteria, and providing cost and time estimates, access requirements (scaffold, manlift etc.), cleaning, maintenance, and QA/QC needs.


* Maintain comprehensive documentation of inspections and repairs for all fixed equipment to enable consistent mechanical and structural integrity.


* Work directly with corporate outage resources to adopt best practices and promote lessons learned throughout the division and company.

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)


* Bachelor's degree or higher in Mechanical or Civil/Structural Engineering or related field OR 5+ years of maintenance/reliability experience in a manufacturing, industrial, chemical, oil & energy, or military environment


* Working knowledge of in-service inspections/repairs codes


* Prior planning experience and experience supervising others to include company employees and/or third-party resources


* Working knowledge of general ASME codes and standards including Recognized and Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices (RAGAGEP)

What Will Put You Ahead


* API Certifications - American Petroleum In...