Reliability Engineer-Napa, CA

Global Workplace Solutions (GWS) Local is a hard services-led, tailored facility management solution. We self-perform hard services while partnering with best-in-class soft service providers to offer custom facility and project management solutions to our clients. We focus on empowering our team with a high-level of downstream accountability, resulting in an agile and efficient service  addition to our core facility and project management capabilities, our platform offers direct access to our Best-in-Class services including ESG, Security Consulting, Workplace Strategy, and Workplace Experience.

About the Role As the CBRE Reliability Asset Engineer, you will be the on-site reliability resource responsible for building structure around the site's asset base — a function that has been handled remotely and requires a dedicated, present expert to be effective. You will work alongside the Site Supervisor, maintenance technicians, Maintenance Planner, and CBRE management to drive asset strategy, failure analysis, and continuous improvement across a complex, multi-environment operation.

This is not a role where you do the same thing every day. The site is dynamic, agricultural-cycle-driven, and constantly evolving. Success in this role requires someone who is methodical and structured by nature but flexible in application — someone who can build rigor into a fast-moving operation without slowing it down.

Winery-specific experience is not required and can be trained on-site. What matters is a strong foundation in reliability engineering methods and the ability to apply them in a new context.

Site Context This role supports a dynamic, high-output operation that includes high-speed manufacturing, bottling lines, guest experience facilities, general office, storage, warehousing, and wastewater and drain water systems. Understanding the operational rhythm of this site is essential.

The site operates two production lines: one runs seasonally for approximately six months per year filling bottles, and a second line runs daily for 11–12 months per year across one or two shifts producing finished goods and empty cages. Output adapts continuously to market demand, meaning downtime is not predictable and all maintenance personnel must be capable of supporting an active bottling line.

The site operates on a two-shift model with three technicians per shift. During harvest season — typically six to eight weeks, generally falling between early August and mid-September, though timing can vary year to year — maintenance moves to a 24/7 schedule. Shifts restructure into three 8-hour rotations across six days, with a dedicated Sunday check-in to ensure facility integrity. No time off is permitted during harvest.

All candidates must be comfortable with this schedule structure before applying.

What You'll Do
• Develop and maintain asset strategies including criticality rankings, maintenance plans, and lifecycle recommendations.
• Conduct failure analysis (RCA/FMEA) on recurring and high-impact equipment failures; translate findings into actionable reliability improvements.
• Optimize preventive and predictive maintenance programs to improve asset availability and reduce unplanned downtime.
• Drive parts sourcing strategy; identify critical spares and work with the Maintenance Planner to ensure parts availability without excess inventory.
• Maintain accurate maintenance data and documentation; own the quality of asset records in the CMMS.
• Partner with the Maintenance Planner on job preparation and scheduling to ensure reliability-driven work is properly resourced.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives across the maintenance program — identify opportunities, propose solutions, and follow through on execution.
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