Reliability Engineer

Sanimax • Green Bay, WI

48d

About The Position

Your professional transformation starts here Do you enjoy solving technical challenges every day, especially when it comes to building a greener future? Is your independence a priority? Looking for an employer who believes in supporting your professional development? This job is for you! The Reliability Engineer will be responsible for identifying and managing asset reliability risks that may affect the plant's ability to achieve its objectives and those of the company. This includes continuous improvement initiatives, ensuring the health of assets, eliminating losses, managing risk, and managing assets throughout their lifecycle. Why join Sanimax as an IT Support Specialist? Competitive benefits to include a 401 K $1 for $1 with 5% Match 3% quarterly bonus Green company with strong values and 85 years of established growth and stability

Requirements

• Mechanical Engineer or similar degree preferred.
• 5 years of experience as a reliability or plant engineer.
• Knowledge of IT guide or other CMMS.

Responsibilities

• Efficient use of the Guide TI system and other computer applications.
• Incorporate the three-year maintenance plan into the prioritization to improve asset reliability.
• Identify knowledge gaps and future skills needs.
• Use external references to identify current best practices and influence maintenance and reliability strategy.
• Develop and maintain asset risk criticality ranking and apply it to minimize these risks.
• Identify and monitor indicators to measure asset performance (utilization, overall equipment efficiency, remaining life, reliability, etc.).
• Determine whether the asset can deliver the desired performance; otherwise, identify and implement appropriate strategies.
• Develop strategies to improve the performance and reliability of assets.
• Provide solutions to repetitive failures and all other problems affecting operations (root cause analysis (CBA), reliability-based maintenance (MBF) and failure mode, effects, and consequences analysis (FMEA).
• Review and resolve production losses and abnormally high maintenance costs per asset.
• Be involved in the design and installation phases of projects aimed at acquiring new assets and modifying existing ones.
• Focus efforts to ensure the reliability and maintainability of equipment, processes, services, and facilities.
• Design, develop, monitor, and refine maintenance strategies based on asset performance.
• Provide technical assistance to inspect refurbished equipment and evaluate the performance of the supplier(s) involved.
• Review mean time to repair (MTR) and mean time between failure (MTBF) results to identify opportunities for improvement to the maintenance program and service and make these improvements.
• Conduct life cycle costing analyses on new, problematic, and aging assets.
• Review work order history and other technical files to identify opportunities for improvement.
• Provide the necessary technical assistance to maintenance personnel for the execution of the work.
• Present an action plan to target the most problematic assets.
• Hold monthly meetings with the equipment reliability team for breakage analysis.
• Manage reliability projects.
• Write equipment health checks for essential equipment.

Benefits

• Competitive benefits to include a 401 K $1 for $1 with 5% Match
• 3% quarterly bonus
• Green company with strong values and 85 years of established growth and stability

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 employees