The Mid-Level Maintenance Planning Analyst is responsible for planning, scheduling, and optimizing maintenance activities for Instrumentation and Control (I&C) assets. This role ensures the timely execution of maintenance plans, supports data-driven decision-making, and helps improve the reliability and performance of control systems and instrumentation equipment.
Develop, update, and manage preventive and corrective maintenance plans for I&C equipment.
Coordinate maintenance tasks with operations, engineering, and procurement teams to ensure minimal downtime and resource efficiency.
Analyze maintenance data, asset performance trends, and failure modes to improve planning and reliability strategies.
Use Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) to track work orders, asset histories, and spare part usage.
Ensure accurate documentation of maintenance activities, schedules, procedures, and inventory.
Contribute to root cause analysis and reliability improvement initiatives.
Support compliance with regulatory, safety, and environmental standards.
Train junior team members and provide technical support as needed.
Maintenance Strategy Execution:
Manage preventive and corrective maintenance planning for I&C assets.
Data Analysis & Reliability:
Analyze maintenance data and recommend improvements in planning and asset performance.
CMMS Management:
Efficiently utilize CMMS to schedule, track, and report maintenance activities.
Cross-Department Coordination:
Work with operations, procurement, and engineering to align maintenance goals.
Documentation & Compliance:
Ensure accurate records and compliance with standards and procedures.
Mentoring & Team Support:
Provide guidance to junior analysts and technicians in planning tasks.
Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering, or related field.
3–6 years of experience in maintenance planning or asset management, with a focus on I&C systems.
Solid understanding of instrumentation, control systems, and maintenance best practices.
Experience with CMMS tools (e.g., SAP PM, Maximo) and maintenance planning processes.
Strong analytical, communication, and organizational skills.
Familiarity with industry regulations and safety standards.
Ability to manage priorities and collaborate in a cross-functional environment.