Reliability Center Maintenance Lead

Linde plc; Utah; On-site; USD 125,000 - 184,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Paid holidays

401(k) matching

Pension benefits

Employee discount program

Educational growth opportunities

Job summary

Linde plc is seeking a Manager – Reliability Center Maintenance to lead reliability programs and oversee maintenance across Garfield, UT, and Ontario, CA facilities. You will plan TARs, optimize spend, and drive continuous improvement while ensuring safe, high-quality work within the region.

The role requires an engineering degree with 5+ years of industrial reliability or 10+ years of experience, plus experience with CMMS tools like Infor Hexagon and ProCal.

Qualifications

• Degree in Engineering is required and 5+ years of industrial reliability or maintenance experience, or 10+ years of relevant experience.
• Experience leading emergency maintenance response and planned outages.

Responsibilities

• Ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality work with appropriate technical discipline across Reliability Center personnel.
• Plan and execute turnarounds (TARs) and outages per Linde planning process.
• Identify opportunities to improve safety and reliability of regional plants.
• Optimize maintenance-related capital and operating expenditures for the Reliability Center.
• Implement reliability programs and use Hexagon/ProCal, PM/PdM, RCA, and spare parts processes.
• Foster continuous improvement to meet productivity goals.
• Provide technical expertise with engineering resources as needed.
• Develop and train Reliability Center personnel and promote team collaboration.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Team collaboration

Self-motivated

Multi-tasking

Problem solving

P&L responsibility

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

Infor Hexagon

ProCal

JD Edwards

Job description

Linde plc is seeking a Manager – Reliability Center Maintenance to lead reliability programs and oversee maintenance across Garfield, UT, and Ontario, CA facilities. You will plan TARs, optimize spend, and drive continuous improvement while ensuring safe, high-quality work within the region.

The role requires an engineering degree with 5+ years of industrial reliability or 10+ years of experience, plus experience with CMMS tools like Infor Hexagon and ProCal.