Mgr Plant Maintenance

CPS Energy is a leading public power utility based in San Antonio, Texas, dedicated to serving the energy needs of the community through reliable and sustainable power generation. With a diverse team of approximately 3,500 professionals including engineers, electricians, project coordinators, risk analysts, customer service operators, and safety specialists, CPS Energy is committed to powering the growth and success of the communities it serves. The company focuses on safety, environmental responsibility, and operational excellence to maintain its status as a trusted leader in the power generation sector. As a community-owned utility, CPS Energy emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement to meet the evolving energy demands while maintaining a strong commitment to the environment and customer satisfaction.

This job opening is for a Power Generation Maintenance Manager position at the Sommer/Deely Power Station located in San Antonio, TX. This role is critical in ensuring a safe and efficient work environment for employees and maintaining the reliability and availability of the plant's equipment and facilities. The position reports to upper management and involves high-level oversight of maintenance planning, scheduling, and execution. It requires close collaboration with plant engineering and operations staff to implement strategic initiatives and maintain compliance with regulatory standards.

The Maintenance Manager will lead a large, multi-craft workforce including foremen, supervisors, journeymen, apprentices, and trainees across various trades such as welders, machinists, and technicians. The role demands strong leadership skills to select, coach, and develop employees while fostering a culture of safety and operational excellence. The Maintenance Manager is responsible for managing budgets, contracts, and maintenance programs like Preventive Maintenance (PM), Condition Based Maintenance (CBM), and predictive maintenance systems to optimize plant performance and reduce downtime.

Additional responsibilities include overseeing the plant's safety program, coordinating with the environmental team to ensure compliance with permits, managing NERC CIP and reliability standards, and serving as a project manager for complex site projects. The role requires flexibility to respond to after-hour emergencies and assume leadership duties in the absence of the Plant Director. This position offers the opportunity to be part of a dynamic, community-focused utility company that values employee engagement, continuous improvement, and sustainable power solutions. The pay grade for this position is 17, and interested candidates must apply by June 16, 2026.