IEA Reliability Superintendent

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute the overall IEA reliability strategy for BMC, utilizing RCFAs, FMEAs, and reliability improvement programs to improve asset performance.
• Establish, monitor, and communicate reliability performance metrics and KPIs while driving initiatives that improve equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and enhance maintenance effectiveness.
• Provide overall stewardship of the site EDS reliability program, including asset strategies, inspection and testing requirements, electrical system studies, reliability improvements, and long-range infrastructure planning.
• Own and maintain the site electrical system model and ensure completion of required electrical system studies, including arc flash, protective device coordination, short circuit, and load flow analyses.
• Accountable for the site's SIS reliability program, including lifecycle management, performance monitoring, proof test strategy, management of bypasses, and compliance with applicable regulatory and corporate requirements.
• Accountable for the development, approval, implementation, and periodic review of Instrument, Electrical, Analyzer, and SIS Design Standards, technical standards, specifications, and site procedures.
• Provide technical leadership and support to address equipment performance issues, complex troubleshooting efforts, and reliability related operational challenges.
• Lead and/or Serve on RCFA investigation teams, ensure training and deployment of instrument/electrical engineering resources to support RCFAs for operational or other plant incidents.
• Ensure appropriate IEA Reliability support for turnaround planning and execution, major maintenance activities, and capital project development, design reviews, commissioning, and startup activities.
• Collaborate with the Technology Manager and Capital Engineering organizations to align the site capital portfolio with reliability and business objectives.
• Accountable for maintenance-led project execution and technical leadership throughout project development, design, commissioning, and startup activities.
• Provide oversight and governance of MOC activities affecting Instrument, Electrical, Analyzer, SIS, and EDS assets.
• Serve as Change Manager for Electrical Reliability MOCs.
• Accountable for the development, succession planning, performance management, and capability growth of the IEA Reliability organization, including engineers, specialists, technicians, and team leaders.
• Provide leadership and alignment across Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, and Inspection organizations to achieve reliability, safety, and business objectives.
• Ensure the site Reliability Improvement Teams are functional with Operations, identifying major detractors from downtime of equipment and completing measurable improvement action plans.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering
• 10-15 years’ experience in electrical engineering positions with progressive technical responsibility and accomplishment
• Demonstrated leadership and development of reliability programs and best practices
• Formal experience as a supervisor is preferred
• Use of Lean Six Sigma tools and methodology is preferred