7 Engineer - Reliability jobs

  Help shape the future of The New York Times The New York Time s is looking for a Reliability Engineering Manager for our Printing Facility in College Point, NY. You will report directly to the Director of Maintenance and Engineering, and work with the Maintenance and Production departments to identify and diagnose machine failures, develop engineering solutions and enhancements, and lead collaboration and teams across departments. Responsibilities: You will identify the reliability requirements for assets to increase plant productivity, maximize reliability performance in a sustainable way, and to capture opportunities for us to improve processes while reducing total cost. Run engineering projects from conception through deployment, including documentation and staff training. Lead the RCFA and RCM processes within our maintenance organization to ensure appropriate changes to the PM/ PdM program or plant modifications are made...

YOUR MISSION Carry out root cause analysis / FMEA / RCA Implementation of “bad actors” programs to provide high equipment reliability Develop new maintenance strategies and optimize existing PM plans including of predictive and preventive plans Review master data quality to assure effectiveness of asset equipment strategies Develop and implement KPI's to analyze and optimize current asset health Experience in leading equipment improvement teams and initiatives YOUR PROFILE 5 - 10 years of professional experience as an Asset Engineer in the field of maintenance and/or production Technical bachelor's or master's degree from a university Process and plant know-how in large-scale industry (refinery, petrochemical/chemical, power supply) In-depth knowledge of maintenance planning SAP/R3, Maximo or comparable knowledge in a CMMS In-depth knowledge in the execution of FMEA/RCA studies Knowledge of reliability software such as Meridium, Isograph or...

YOUR MISSION Conduct maintenance analysis/audits including time-on-tools productivity studies, supervisor and planner studies, work order management and related process mapping, CMMS and budget data analysis, organizational structure evaluation, and key stakeholder interviews and workshops (including use of IT & Management Systems) Identify and quantify maintenance efficiency and productivity improvement opportunities and the key levers and implementation actions required to achieve them Work with stakeholders to develop maintenance workstream improvement plans, attain agreement on methods and quantified milestones/goals, and establish responsibility for execution Manage the maintenance workstream of a project during implementation Prepare and facilitate workshops, including training and coaching Coach craft tradespeople, maintenance supervisors, managers, and planners in the supervision and execution of efficient and effective maintenance Prepare and manage...

Serves as a technical specialist in lifecycle reliability, availability and maintainability (RAM) engineering of assigned facilities systems, to include Electrical, Mechanical, and Structural. Resolves technical problems, arrives at optimum solutions for problems where alternatives in cost, scheduling and engineering methods and materials are available. Reviews and analyzes scientific, engineering and technical literature, books, magazines and reports for recent development of unique, reliability and maintainability methodology for data collection, reduction and analysis.  Announcement is open until September 24, 2021. This is a Federal Position please review the resume requirements that differ from private industry practices. Attention to Dates of employment, hours of work each week, Supervisor information and contact number. There is a link on the posting to review resume requirements. https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/613625100