The Reliability & Mechanical Integrity Engineer coordinates and optimizes preventive maintenance activities for existing and new site equipment, ensuring tasks add value. This includes creating equipment lists, determining criticality and importance, identifying failure modes, developing maintenance plans, and defining maintenance frequency and scope. The engineer develops, reviews, and modifies the formal master schedule of preventive maintenance activities and uses the site CMMS (SAP) to manage activities and generate KPIs that measure plant inspection performance. Serving as a recognized technical expert, the engineer makes technical decisions about plant equipment, advises the Planner, and coaches maintenance practitioners. The role works with production personnel on operating procedures that affect equipment reliability and provides technical direction to the Predictive Maintenance program. It develops reliability strategies using technologies such as vibration analysis, lubrication, and thermography, and communicates the priority of identified defects to the maintenance team. The engineer owns the plant Bad Actor Program, creates site and unit bad actor lists, and facilitates equipment remediation. The role leads investigations into chronic problems and implements improvements, communicates metrics and corrective-action progress across the site, and leads root cause analyses and failure mode and effects analyses as required by plant triggers. The engineer also owns the site Mechanical Integrity Program, ensures required inspections are completed on time, and reviews findings and recommends corrective actions to support the safe operation of fixed equipment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level