Reliability Engineer: Predictive Maintenance & RCFA Leader

Dryden Fibre Canada; Dryden; On-site; CAD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Dryden Fibre Canada is seeking a Mechanical Reliability Specialist in Dryden, Ontario to identify and manage reliability risks affecting plant operations. You will lead asset-criticality scoring, apply FMEA, and develop maintenance strategies to preserve asset function.

You will implement RCFA, monitor the asset care program, and drive improvements using SAP, Maintelligence, and AutoCAD. A strong engineering background with safety focus is essential.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree or Tech diploma or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Establish and maintain criticality scoring for all mill assets.
• Facilitate the application of FMEA on critical assets.
• Develop and maintain asset maintenance strategies and rebuild standards.
• Determine effective predictive, preventive, and essential care actions.
• Monitor outputs from the asset care program and take action.
• Maintain knowledge of predictive technologies and improve site utilization.
• Specify engineering solutions to support optimal equipment function.
• Apply RCFA and develop root cause solutions.
• Provide maintenance and reliability oversight for new installations and modifications.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Safety-conscious

Technical communication

Education

Engineering degree or Technologist diploma

Red Seal trade certification or equivalent

Tools

SAP

Maintelligence

MS Office

AutoCAD

Scheduling software

Job description

Dryden Fibre Canada is seeking a Mechanical Reliability Specialist in Dryden, Ontario to identify and manage reliability risks affecting plant operations. You will lead asset-criticality scoring, apply FMEA, and develop maintenance strategies to preserve asset function.

You will implement RCFA, monitor the asset care program, and drive improvements using SAP, Maintelligence, and AutoCAD. A strong engineering background with safety focus is essential.