Reliability Engineer - III (Root Cause Analysis/ FMEA/ Risk Analysis)

Qualifications:

As a member of the Engineering/Maintenance/Utility Department, the primary role of the Reliability Engineer is to provide and/or improve asset reliability and capacity of manufacturing process and utility equipment in a Pharmaceutical/Vaccine manufacturing facility. Through analysis of equipment history, process data, and Failure Modes Effect Analysis, the Reliability Engineer is responsible for the correction of equipment problems causing repetitive failures.

Responsibilities:

Ensures equipment is maintained in compliance with all safety, environmental, and quality requirements defines, designs, develops, monitors, and refines the preventive/predictive maintenance processes and precision maintenance techniques performs root cause failure analysis on equipment failures and develops strategies to prevent recurrence supports the Planner/Scheduler to develop technically complex work procedures serves as technical liaison for capital projects to ensure reliability maintainability and operability of installed equipment monitors the performance of maintenance metrics, investigates variance from targets and implements action items to improve performance supports all aspects of process change control (evaluation, approval, communication, planning scheduling, validation and project documentation, auditing, training, implementation); provides technical support for production areas. Focus of this assignment will be Utilities reliability: analysis of HVAC, water, refrigeration and other key process area utilities, and development of a prioritized plan for its maintenance, repair, replacement.