Senior (corporate) Reliability Engineer

Responsibilities

• Lead the development and execution of processes, tools, standards, and key performance indicators that improve equipment reliability, production efficiency, and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE).
• Lead asset criticality management by determining asset criticality and guiding sites to utilize and maintain SAP rankings.
• Drive asset risk management by identifying high-risk assets and recommending or leading risk elimination or mitigation plans.
• Establish robust equipment failure root cause analysis capabilities through training, coaching, and facilitation.
• Analyze equipment and cost data to manage Reliability Engineering efforts that deliver measurable value.
• Apply PM Evaluation (PME) and PM Optimization (PMO) processes to continuously improve preventive maintenance effectiveness and efficiency.
• Utilize Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) processes and standards, including training and leading RCM analysis.
• Perform Weibull analysis to understand equipment reliability and develop maintenance strategies.
• Monitor progress of Reliability Engineering initiatives and provide periodic updates.
• Stay current with industry trends and benchmarks, recommending and leading program improvements.
• Develop and maintain strong SAP Plant Maintenance skills, monitor data integrity, and lead improvement efforts.
• Collaborate with Engineering teams to apply “design for reliability” standards during capital expenditure projects.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
• 5+ years of manufacturing experience in Reliability Engineering, Maintenance, or Engineering roles, preferably in food, beverage, or CPG
• Previous experience implementing Reliability Engineering processes
• Proven track record of establishing Reliability Engineering capabilities
• Experience managing projects
• Weibull experience a plus and other statistical analysis methods
• Excel - Intermediate experience
• Experience with CMMS systems; SAP Plant Maintenance preferred
• Skilled in assessing and prioritizing improvement efforts based on losses