Reliability Engineer

The Spear Group

Mulberry (FL)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

A chemical manufacturing company in Florida is seeking a Reliability Engineer to enhance equipment uptime and reliability. Key responsibilities include improving preventive maintenance programs, conducting root cause analysis, and liaising between maintenance and engineering. Candidates must hold a degree in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering and have experience in fertilizer manufacturing. This full-time role is based on-site and aims to boost operational efficiency.

Qualifications

Experience in fertilizer manufacturing and granulation processes.
Knowledge of surface mining and failure analysis.
Experience with piping, pressure vessel evaluations and failure analysis.

Responsibilities

Liaison between Maintenance and Project Engineering.
Monitor predictive maintenance programs and validate PM effectiveness.
Perform criticality analysis and define critical spares.
Assist in deploying the PDM condition based monitoring system.
Assist Maintenance Supervisors and Planners with technical maintenance issues.
Establish maintenance best practices.
Perform RCA/RCFA on contributors of yield, utilization, and capacity losses.
Identify and resolve chronic failures.
Establishes and monitors predictive maintenance program.
Calculates asset life-cycle and costs.
Conducts asset risk/health analysis.
Provides support to site’s Business Interruption/Loss Prevention programs.

Skills

Preventive Maintenance

Reliability Engineering

Root Cause Analysis

Piping and Pressure Vessel Evaluations

Education

Mechanical Engineer or Chemical Engineer degree

Job description

Position

Reliability Engineer (Full-Time, On Site)

Summary

The Spear Group has an excellent opportunity for an experienced Reliability Engineer to support their client company's chemical manufacturing operations (fertilizers). This position is on site at their Florida location and focuses on increasing equipment uptime, reliability, and efficiency.

Key Responsibilities

Liaison between Maintenance and Project Engineering.
Preventive Maintenance (PM) effectiveness validation.
Monitor predictive maintenance programs.
Assist in deploying the PDM condition based monitoring system.
Assist Maintenance Supervisors and Planners with technical maintenance issues.
Establishes maintenance best practices.
Performs RCA/RCFA’s on contributors of yield, utilization, and capacity losses (attributed to equipment, processes, etc.).
Identifies and resolves chronic failures.
Establishes and monitors predictive maintenance program.
Calculates asset life-cycle and costs.
Performs criticality analysis and defines critical spares.
Conducts asset risk/health analysis.
Provides support to site’s Business Interruption/Loss Prevention programs.

Required Experience and Education

Mechanical Engineer or Chemical Engineer degree from an accredited university.
Experience in fertilizer manufacturing, granulation processes, surface mining.
Experience with piping, pressure vessel evaluations and failure analysis.

Compensation based on relevant experience.

Equal Opportunity Employer

The Spear Group, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All personnel actions are affected without regard to race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected status pursuant to law. As a responsible organization, we resolutely support the concept and practice of Equal Employment Opportunity. We uphold federal, state, and local civil rights laws and work to ensure that all of our personnel actions and policies are in compliance. Additionally, we recognize and value the importance and diversity of our workforce and support its various cultures. The Companies are dedicated to fostering an environment that respects the dignity, rights and contributions of our employees.

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