Reliability & Commissioning Mechanical Engineer — New TNT Plant

Dyno Nobel, Inc.; Henderson (KY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

3 weeks vacation

Health benefits

401K match

Tuition reimbursement

Parental leave

Friendly coworkers

Job summary

Dyno Nobel, Inc. seeks a Mechanical Engineer for Reliability and Commissioning in Graham, Kentucky to ensure safe, reliable and maintainable systems for the TNT Project.

You will drive reliability programs, review designs, and support commissioning with field engineering input. The role shifts to site-based reliability engineering after commissioning, with responsibility for maintenance strategies and performance metrics.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• 5+ years in industrial facilities (chemicals/explosives preferred).
• Experience with static and rotating equipment.
• Knowledge of ASME, API, piping and pressure equipment standards.
• Experience supporting construction and commissioning.
• Strong maintainability and asset lifecycle understanding.
• Must pass ATF background check.

Responsibilities

• Lead mechanical reliability and integrity programs for fixed and rotating equipment.
• Design, equipment selection, commissioning, startup, and build the reliability program.
• Review mechanical and piping design deliverables and ensure code compliance.
• Provide field engineering support during installation and testing.
• Support punch listing, mechanical completion and commissioning activities.
• Develop and optimize maintenance strategies including critical spares planning.
• Monitor MTBF/MTTR and drive continuous improvement.

Skills

Mechanical Eng

Reliability

Commissioning

RCFA

Maintenance planning

Education

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Dyno Nobel, Inc. seeks a Mechanical Engineer for Reliability and Commissioning in Graham, Kentucky to ensure safe, reliable and maintainable systems for the TNT Project.

You will drive reliability programs, review designs, and support commissioning with field engineering input. The role shifts to site-based reliability engineering after commissioning, with responsibility for maintenance strategies and performance metrics.