Reliability Engineer

As a Reliability Engineer, your essential duties and responsibilities will include but are not limited to:

• Lead the development, implementation and maintenance of a life cycle asset management process for components, equipment and processes at all facilities.
• Lead the development and implementation of preventative, predictive, autonomous and reliability centered maintenance plans.
• Lead investigation of root-cause for repetitive damage and failure rates. Lead change in equipment risk management and reliability processes.
• Conduct analysis of current equipment operations for productivity improvements with new equipment technology.
• Identify potential cost reduction projects.
• Develop cost estimates for new equipment and equipment upgrades for projects and justifies those capital expenditures.
• Participate in cross-functional teams.
• Communicate information among divisions, plants and vendor personnel.
• Coordinate the purchase and installation of new equipment to support changes in capacity or equipment design.
• Support production with trouble shooting technics on an as needed basis.
• Coach, lead and mentor technicians/mechanics to help build technical capability.
• Establish continuous improvement plans where efficiency, quality, safety or services can be improved.
• Identify broad conceptual ideas and develop them into useful solutions.
• Troubleshoot, analyze, identify, propose and document maintenance plans and performance metrics, failure analysis and corrective action procedures.