CMC Manufacturing and Reliability Engineer

Job Title: CMC Manufacturing/Reliability Engineer (Ceramic Matrix Composites)

Working Pattern: Onsite 9/80

Location: Indianapolis, IN

The CMC Manufacturing/Reliability engineer is responsible for leading, implementing, and sustaining the mechanical integrity of site assets to ensure operational safety and reliability.

• Direct and support involvement with Mechanical Integrity (MI) & Process Reliability (PR) activities across Indianapolis sites and potentially other OSHA PSM Regulated sites.
• Oversee and support site MI/PR program elements, contributing to design, specifications, construction activities and quality assurance of process equipment. Lead MI/PR compliance auditing efforts at process and site level.
• Understand engineering project scope, specifications, and design criteria while driving a proactive PSM culture at our site(s).
• Implement all aspects of process safety management, including compliance with applicable regulations, reviewing effectiveness of process hazard assessments, supporting PHAs, LOPA and other process safety modeling activities.
• Support the High Consequence Hazard (HCH) Processes and sites in sustaining and improving MI efforts and activities to include creation of new Preventative Maintenance Safety Critical and non-safety critical PMs, updating changes to Inspections, Tests or PM Frequencies.
• Ensure PSM requirements for all Critical Safety Devices and equipment such as PSVs are met and updated.
• Work with SMEs to establish inspection/repair plans, identify relevant damage to mechanisms, select appropriate inspection tasks/NDE methods, and develop inspection/maintenance plans for all equipment.
• Determine remaining life cycle calculations and next inspection dates based on equipment condition and incorporate that information into the inspection scheduling plan for the site including fixed equipment (piping, pressure vessels, exchangers, heaters, tanks, etc.).
• Ensure API, ASME, NFPA, NBIC, and other applicable Standards and RAGAGEPs are incorporated into the MI program, particularly as it relates to Inspection and Repair. Review and approve inspection and testing procedures to ensure compliance with applicable API, ASME, NFPA, NBIC codes, etc.
• Develop Asset Management Policy, systems and frameworks to manage site capacity and load based on lifecycle requirements, inspection and auditing requirements.
• Develop an industry wide external network to identify best practice, innovations and improvement opportunities for mechanical systems & assets.
• Review, Modify P&IDs to ensure they meet not only industry standards but Rolls‑Royce standards as well. Responsible for updating the drawings as changes happen via MOC (Management of Change) control standards.
• Job will require 20% travel.
• Role will require overtime.

• Basic Requirements:
  An AAS degree plus 7+ years of experience
  , Bachelor's degree and 5+ years of experience
  , Master's degree and 3+ years of experience
  , or Ph.D.

Rolls‑Royce is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected characteristics.