Tesla
Tesla

Maintenance Planner, LFP Cell Manufacturing

RoleManufacturing
LevelMid Level
LocationSparks, NV, United States
WorkOn-site
TypeFull-time
PostedToday
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About the role

What to Expect

The Maintenance Planner plays a critical role in ensuring equipment reliability and uptime by planning, coordinating, and scheduling preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance activities. This role serves as a central point of contact between production, maintenance teams, and support functions to ensure all planned downtime activities are executed safely, efficiently, and with minimal impact to operations.

What You’ll Do

  • Maintenance Planning & Scheduling of activities

  • Create and audit PMs and Pd Ms to maximize equipment reliability and reduce waste

  • Participate in bi-weekly planning meetings to align upcoming work and resolve conflicts

  • Ensure all job plans and activities include required safety protocols (LOTO, PPE, Arc Flash, etc.)

  • Collaborate with technicians and supervisors to maintain work plan visibility and status updates

  • Break down work orders into executable tasks, including estimated labor hours, tools, safety requirements, materials, and sequence of operations

  • Partner with reliability engineers and supervisors to analyze downtime and identify failure patterns

What You’ll Bring

  • 3+ years of experience in maintenance planning or high-volume manufacturing environments.

  • Technical familiarity with equipment such as precision motion systems, pneumatic systems, vision systems, servo motors, and PLC-based automation (Allen Bradley preferred)

  • Working knowledge of safety practices and standards (LOTO, NFPA70E, 5S, etc.)

  • Strong understanding of maintenance best practices: PMs, Pd Ms, TPM, backlog management, and reliability-centered maintenance

  • Proficient with CMMS software, MES, inventory systems, and data visualization tools (e.g., Tableau)

  • Must have command of the English language, both written and verbal

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