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      <description>Location: Dudley | Salary: &amp;pound;70000 - &amp;pound;100000/annum &amp;pound;70000 - &amp;pound;100,000 | Type: Permanent | You know what a well-run maintenance department looks like.        Clear priorities.   Planned work that actually gets completed.   Mechanical, electrical, automation and planning working as one team.   Production and Maintenance pulling in the same direction.       That is where this business wants to get to.     As Head of Maintenance, you will take responsibility for a large, complex maintenance function within a 24/7 heavy manufacturing environment.  The foundations are there, there are experienced people, strong technical knowledge and a business that understands maintenance needs to change.     What it now needs is a Head of Maintenance who can bring the whole function together.  You will lead across mechanical, electrical, automation, shift maintenance and planning, creating greater structure, clearer accountability and a stronger balance between reactive and planned maintenance.     You will not sit behind a desk reviewing spreadsheets and asking why the numbers have not moved.     As Head of Maintenance, you will need to understand what is happening on the plant.        Why are the same breakdowns happening again?   Where is maintenance planning falling down?   What is get...</description>
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