Reliability Engineer, Pulp & Paper Mills

Domtar; Nekoosa (WI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Domtar in Nekoosa, Wisconsin, is seeking an Engineer, Reliability to promote reliability processes across the mill. This full-time role requires a mechanical, chemical, or electrical engineering degree and 2–5 years in reliability-focused maintenance or engineering duties.

You will champion condition monitoring techniques, manage downtime planning, and work with operations to meet safety and quality goals while improving cost efficiency.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical, chemical, or electrical engineering; or equivalent education and experience.
• 2–5 years' experience in a maintenance or engineering role focused on reliability.
• Experience with condition monitoring technologies (vibration analysis, thermography, ultrasound, tribology).
• Proficiency in MS Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Word and Project.
• Knowledge of reliability systems, methods, and processes.

Responsibilities

• Identify and implement reliability improvement projects with operations and maintenance teams.
• Champion reliability processes in line with One Domtar standards.
• Serve as mill lubrication subject matter expert and support PVT champion.
• Support daily, monthly and annual maintenance outages related to reliability.
• Help achieve safety, environmental, quality goals and cost reduction.
• Use condition monitoring to identify and correct issues before failures.
• Develop equipment documentation, task lists, and inspection procedures.
• Manage contractors and root causes using RCPE methodology.

Skills

Condition monitoring

Analytical skills

Communication

Microsoft Office

Education

BS in Mechanical Engineering

BS in Chemical Engineering

BS in Electrical Engineering

RCPE / FMEA certification

Six Sigma Green Belt

MLT1 certification

SAP experience

DMSI MAINTelligence

Tools

Excel

Outlook

PowerPoint

Word

Project

SAP

MAINTelligence

Job description

Domtar in Nekoosa, Wisconsin, is seeking an Engineer, Reliability to promote reliability processes across the mill. This full-time role requires a mechanical, chemical, or electrical engineering degree and 2–5 years in reliability-focused maintenance or engineering duties.

You will champion condition monitoring techniques, manage downtime planning, and work with operations to meet safety and quality goals while improving cost efficiency.