Summary:   The Maintenance Reliability Planner is responsible for developing, coordinating, and optimizing maintenance plans that maximize equipment reliability, safety, and production uptime. This role serves as the primary administrator of the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) and supports asset management initiatives through the application of Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) principles, preventive maintenance optimization, and continuous improvement. The ideal candidate has experience in heavy industrial manufacturing environments, preferably within a foundry or steel mill. This individual will work closely with operations, maintenance, engineering, and storeroom personnel to ensure maintenance activities are effectively planned, scheduled, executed, and documented. A results-oriented maintenance professional who combines strong planning and CMMS expertise with reliability and asset management knowledge. The ideal candidate drives continuous improvement, reduces reactive maintenance, improves equipment uptime, and partners effectively with operations to achieve production and maintenance objectives. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include those listed below.  Other duties may be assigned.  This position is a full-time (minimum 40 hours per week) on-site position.  Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Develop detailed maintenance job plans including labor requirements, tools, materials, permits, and equipment access requirements. Plan and schedule preventive, predictive, corrective, and shutdown maintenance activities. Build maintenance work packages that contain safety requirements, procedures, technical drawings, parts lists, and resource needs. Monitor work order backlog and prioritize activities based on safety, reliability, production impact, and asset criticality. Support outage and plant shutdown planning activities from scope development through execution. Plan the work for outside contractors, make contracts, field investigations, file searches to define scope of work and organize jobs in a timely manner. Utilize the CMMS to improve, modify and add Bill of Materials (BOM), Preventive Maintenance  Tasks (PM), controlled documents, standard job plans, JSA, drawings, etc. CMMS Administration Serve as the primary CMMS administrator. Maintain accurate equipment hierarchies, asset records, BOMs, PM programs, and maintenance history. Ensure work orders are properly documented, coded, and closed with accurate labor and material reporting. Develop standard reports and dashboards to monitor maintenance performance. Train maintenance personnel on CMMS usage and best practices. Audit data quality and ensure adherence to maintenance processes. Inventory & Storeroom Coordination Partner with storeroom personnel to maintain appropriate inventory levels for critical spare parts. Develop and manage spare parts strategies based on equipment criticality and reliability risk. Verify material availability prior to scheduling maintenance work. Assist with cycle counts, inventory optimization, and obsolete inventory reduction initiatives. Continuous Improvement Lead initiatives to improve maintenance planning effectiveness and schedule compliance. Identify opportunities to reduce maintenance costs while improving reliability. Support Lean Manufacturing, TPM, and continuous improvement efforts. Develop and monitor KPIs related to maintenance performance and asset reliability. Participate in capital projects, equipment upgrades, and commissioning activities. Analyze equipment failure data, maintenance trends, and historical records to identify opportunities for improvement. Develop and optimize preventive and predictive maintenance strategies. Participate in Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) investigations and corrective action implementation. Supervisory Responsibilities: Plan and manage contract work within the plant