Asset Integrity Manager

Chemring Group•Toone, TN

40d

About The Position

The primary role of the Asset Integrity Manager (AIM) is to ensure that all risks associated with the design and operation of the assets are identified and permanently maintained at an accepted level, in compliance with HSE and Integrity policy and relevant referential documents.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology
Minimum ten years of experience in a manufacturing environment with managerial experience
Excellent critical thinking abilities
Strong computer skills
Demonstrable knowledge of Statistical Process Control, Reliability Modeling and Prediction, Fault Tree Analysis, & Six Sigma Methodology
Working knowledge of root cause analysis and root cause failure analysis
Ability to perform analyses of assets including asset utilization, overall equipment effectiveness, remaining useful life and other parameters defining operating condition, reliability and costs of assets
Eligible to possess explosives under the Safe Explosives Act of 2003 (as amended) as required by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF)
Willing to work in an environment that requires a "Safety First" attitude. Must obey all Safety, Health & Environmental rules/regulations prescribed by regulatory agencies that are incorporated into company policy
Ability read and follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
On the job training will be required

Responsibilities

Works with project engineering to ensure reliability and maintainability of new and modified installations
Responsible for adhering to the life cycle asset management process throughout the entire life cycle of new assets
Participates in design development/installation specifications along with commissioning plans
Participates in development of criteria/evaluation of equipment and technical MRO suppliers as well as technical maintenance service providers
Develops acceptance tests and inspection criteria
Participates in final check-out of new installations
Guides efforts to ensure reliability/maintainability of equipment, processes, utilities, facilities, controls and safety/security systems
Professionally and systematically defines, designs, develops, monitors and refines an asset maintenance plan to include value-added preventive maintenance tasks and effective utilization of predictive and other non-destructive testing methodologies designed to identify and isolate inherent reliability problems
Provides input to risk management plan anticipating risks that could adversely impact plant operations
Develops solutions to capacity, quality, cost or regulatory compliance issues
Provides technical support to production, maintenance and technical personnel
Applies value analysis to repair/replace, repair/design and make/buy decisions