The Reliability Engineer leads reliability initiatives aligned with site and business needs, tracking work through completion to support production, quality, health, safety, environmental, and cost improvement targets. The role works across departments to establish a reliability-centered maintenance approach, communicating equipment criticality, upcoming projects and initiatives, forecasts, and improvement progress. The position develops and maintains predictive and preventive maintenance programs, analyzes equipment history and reliability performance, and drives continuous improvement through KPI analysis, root cause failure analysis, failure modes and effects analysis, equipment criticality assessments, maintenance strategies, and bad actor programs. It owns aspects of the site CMMS structure, maintenance task standards, and spare parts strategies, and coaches maintenance staff in reliability skills. The Reliability Engineer works with site engineers on mechanical integrity programs and serves as the primary maintenance interface for capital projects. Responsibilities on projects include promoting equipment standardization and maintainability, assessing criticality, completing FMEAs, and creating maintenance plans and spare parts strategies. The role may also complete equipment-reliability expense and capital projects and contributes to management of change and process safety management processes.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level