Electrical Reliability Engineer

International Paper•Pine Hill, AL

3d•$89,000 - $118,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Pine Hill Mill is currently seeking an Electrical/Instrumentation Reliability Engineer. The Pine Hill Mill is a complex, fully integrated pulp and paper manufacturing facility with two machines. The mill includes multiple process lines of wood handling, pulping, power and recovery, and effluent treatment. The position works within the Maintenance and Engineering department. We are seeking an Engineer with electrical power distribution, EI Precision Maintenance (IEPM), Motor Maintenance and Valve Maintenance experience. A successful reliability engineer with be able to interact with all parts of the organization. The Reliability Engineer’s responsibility is to maintain and improve the reliability of our manufacturing operations. They are to eliminate production limiting failures from our process and increase the life of our assets. Reliability engineering is the supercharging of traditional maintenance equipment engineering with a portion of process engineering. A reliability engineer focuses on overall process reliability of which equipment reliability is a major component. They must work hand in hand with craftsman and operators while being able to communicate effectively with supplier’s sales engineers and technology support. Daily they will partner with operating and maintenance leaders to support the area. In crisis situations they must be able to provide good technical direction and pull together corrective plans efficiently.

Requirements

B.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering
10+ Years of Electrical and Instrumentation experience, may be considered in lieu of Degree
4+ years’ electrical engineering experience at manufacturing facility
Strong technical and maintenance background with electrical power distribution and Instrument/ Controls experience
Ability to manage and lead multiple projects
Proficient with Microsoft and SAP PM Applications
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Must have good interpersonal skills with ability to interact at all levels
Must possess great time management skills
Detail Oriented
Command Skills
Electrical Aptitude
Managerial Courage
Organizational Skills

Responsibilities

Equipment Reliability Strategy
Criticalities Assessment Owner: lead development effort and keep criticalities current
Owns maintenance strategy. Reliability Engineers are responsible for defining, developing, administering, and refining the equipment care programs.
Predictive Maintenance: develop routes; ensure communication between core team and technician
Preventative Maintenance: develop PM mechanics for each area; develop routes and manage the program and communication with core teams
Where assigned, ensure GMS Policy adherence for EPD, IEPM, Motors, Turbine Generators, Valves and Electrical Room Air Quality
Champion Asset Class Management in area – Establish cradle to grave strategy for critical equipment types.
Support Core teams: help resolve technical issues or repair procedures as required; coach maintenance FLLs as needed; EDP Oversight; Precision Motor Program; IEPM; MWS Team participation
Failure Elimination
RCFA Facilitation: champion use of RCFA for the area. Does not lead all RCFA’s, but ensures engagement of workforce, proper root causes identified, and action items are completed
Coordinate priorities with operations
MWS Work participation: participate in prioritizing Area work orders; ensure Indirect Work Order / Mgmt of Change identified as required; ensure proper preventive maintenance shutdown work is completed; annual outage work
Capital and Repair Projects
Facility Plan Development: maintain 5 yr repair plan for area
Participate in Capital Plan development