LPG Asset Reliability Engineer – Turnarounds & Projects

Linde plc; Auckland; Hybrid; NZD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Linde New Zealand Ltd seeks a Mechanical Engineer to drive reliability and integrity of LPG assets across sites, facilities and fleet. You will lead maintenance support, fault investigations and repair scope development, and coordinate turnarounds with safety, quality and commissioning in mind.

The role requires a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with at least five years in industrial environments, with LPG experience preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with a minimum of five years’ relevant industrial engineering experience.
• Experience in LPG, oil and gas, pressure equipment, or hazardous substances environments; direct LPG experience preferred.
• Proven ability to prepare and review technical scopes, engineering assessments, and Management of Change documentation.

Responsibilities

• Implement and improve reliability and integrity strategies for LPG assets across sites, facilities, and distribution fleet
• Provide engineering support for preventative and corrective maintenance including fault investigation and repair scope development
• Plan and oversee shutdowns and turnarounds, coordinating resources, safety, quality, and commissioning activities
• Manage engineering Management of Change applications, ensuring technical risks and approvals are addressed
• Monitor maintenance performance, control repair and maintenance expenditure, and drive timely closure of high-risk activities
• Support LPG projects with engineering reviews, constructability, commissioning, and integration of new or modified assets

Skills

Mechanical fundamentals

Data analysis

Maintenance reporting

Budget tracking

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Linde New Zealand Ltd seeks a Mechanical Engineer to drive reliability and integrity of LPG assets across sites, facilities and fleet. You will lead maintenance support, fault investigations and repair scope development, and coordinate turnarounds with safety, quality and commissioning in mind.

The role requires a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering with at least five years in industrial environments, with LPG experience preferred.