Maintenance Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Barilla Group in Novara
Barilla G. & R. Fratelli wants to recruit a Plant Engineer for Novara Plant. The individual will report to the Technical Area Manager.
Manage and implement all the investment of the plant's responsibility and collaborate on the achievement of the objectives for the projects in charge of the Technical Development.
Define, in support of the Technical Area Manager, the Investment Forecast (CAPEX), evaluating the sustainability in terms of approvals and cash out of the proposed projects.
Manage and update the technical diagrams and drawings of the new equipment and the upgrading of the existing ones.
Define preventive and predictive maintenance policies in collaboration with other business functions.
Define the types and quantity of spare parts to keep in stock, for the first supply, relating to new equipment.
Define, with the Production Manager, PPWM and Maintenance Manager, the lines’ downtimes programmed for installation or start-up of new equipment, during all the phases of planning.
Propose and realize the innovation on the assets of the Plant.
Keep and expand the relationship with existing and potential suppliers, assessing services and offers, to identify technological developments, activities of revamping and new realizations to be implemented in the Plant.
Identify the areas of improvement of the plants and of the production or packaging equipment, looking, also through activities of scouting and benchmarking and in collaboration with the TAM and the Maintenance Mangers, the best technical solutions in order to maximize the efficiency and reliability of the plant.
Ensure consistency between the design phases and the industrialization phase for both new projects and continuous improvement.
Propose equipment improvements for the existing assets and, in coordination with the central Engineering, also for the investment in new lines. Provide support in the definition of maintenance approaches
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