Engineer, Reliability

About the Role
The successful candidate will provide technical expertise and experience-based knowledge to support technical and operational divisions in matters related to reliability engineering, assessment, and monitoring. This role is key in transitioning maintenance strategies from reactive to proactive approaches, ultimately enhancing operational reliability and performance.

Job Specific Accountabilities

• Conduct Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA), Asset Performance Management (APM), and Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) studies to promote proactive preventive maintenance and condition monitoring.
• Identify and apply suitable maintenance strategies to minimize the impact of failures on business performance.
• Lead and participate in both Brown Field and Green Field Engineering activities to improve reliability and optimize maintenance costs.
• Focus on early identification of equipment issues through predictive tools and reliability methods to prevent failures.
• Maintain a bad factor listing and report on findings; research and provide technical advice for upgrading and refurbishing mechanical equipment during major overhauls or new installations.
• Review packages for new projects and make recommendations regarding equipment selection, redundancy, and alert on equipment obsolescence.
• Recommend necessary modifications or replacements for equipment to resolve technical issues.
• Assist operational sites in developing appropriate monitoring techniques that accurately reflect the condition of equipment.
• Lead specific schemes or works allocated to Reliability Engineering across various disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation.

Minimum Qualification

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent qualification.

Minimum Experience, Knowledge & Skills

• A minimum of 6 years of experience, including at least 4 years in a similar role within the oil and gas industry.