Reliability Manager

Reynolds Consumer Products LLC•Louisville, KY

2d•$98,400 - $139,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Reliability Manager provides technical support to all aspects of plant operations, individually and through teams. The engineering and planning team supports improvements in safety, quality, production, and cost reduction related to rolling and spooling household foil. The role prioritizes plant safety, develops programs to improve equipment reliability and business continuity, and applies lean manufacturing principles to daily operations and improvement strategies. The position is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Local candidates only; relocation assistance is not available.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
At least 5 years of applicable technical experience.
Demonstrated motivation and leadership skills across all levels of the organization.
Self-motivated and able to produce successful programs with minimal management direction.
Team-oriented, with the ability to drive small and large groups toward a common goal.
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-moving environment.
Ability to analyze difficult challenges, provide leadership, and develop feasible solutions.
Solid written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated application of standard concepts, practices, and procedures within an engineering field.
Proficiency with computer programs such as CMMS, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project, CAD, and Minitab.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree.
Experience in a lean manufacturing environment.
Lean or Six Sigma certification.
Experience in metal rolling, forging, or casting.

Responsibilities

Prioritize safety in the plant and demonstrate a personal commitment to safety by leading direct and indirect reports and plant personnel through company safety programs.
Reduce maintenance costs and increase throughput by developing effective preventive maintenance (PM), predictive maintenance (PdM), CMMS, and FMEA programs.
Use critical CMMS data to understand probability of failure and increase equipment uptime.
Apply lean manufacturing principles and tools in daily operations and in developing improvement strategies, with assistance from Operational Excellence leaders.
Provide technical problem-solving skills and direction to drive continuous improvement and resolve chronic process and equipment problems.