Reliability Engineer; Electrical

As a Reliability Engineer (Electrical), you will play a key role in driving asset reliability, maintenance strategy optimization, and long‑term equipment performance. You will be responsible for developing and implementing the site’s 3‑year Reliability Improvement Plan, while leveraging advanced reliability tools and methodologies to reduce risk, improve uptime, and eliminate low‑value maintenance activities.

• Conduct equipment criticality screening and risk analysis to identify and prioritize critical assets and Balance of Plant (BOP) equipment
• Develop and implement Asset Strategies aligned with equipment criticality and business objectives
• Support the execution of the 3‑year Reliability Improvement Plan, including asset availability tracking and performance improvement initiatives
• Select and implement appropriate Risk Management and Failure Management Strategies, developing Equipment Maintenance Strategies (EMS) for critical and BOP equipment
• Partner with the PPM Coordinator to optimize Preventive Maintenance programs, including:
  • Evaluating effectiveness of existing plans
  • Eliminating low‑value PM activities
  • Incorporating vendor data, RCM methodologies, and historical performance trends
• Ensure proper inclusion of maintenance requirements for spare parts and stored equipment to maintain asset integrity during storage
• Evaluate and implement condition monitoring technologies (e.g., predictive maintenance tools) to enhance asset performance and reliability
• Ensure accurate documentation of maintenance and inspection data within CMMS systems to enable data‑driven decision making
• Monitor and analyze asset reliability metrics, including maintenance history, PPM performance, RCA outcomes, and production loss data
• Identify and prioritize reliability improvement opportunities using cost and performance data
• Facilitate Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) studies using tools such as Weibull analysis and FMEA
• Implement effective corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives
• Provide reliability and maintenance input for capital projects, including equipment selection, design reviews, BOM development, and PM strategies
• Ensure new equipment is properly integrated into reliability systems, maintenance strategies, and site processes prior to startup
• Conduct gap analyses between Asset Reliability Plans, EMS, and PPM programs to identify improvement opportunities
• Optimize maintenance strategies by eliminating low‑value work while maintaining risk control across safety, production, and cost considerations
• Lead or support facility audits and equipment inspections to proactively prevent asset deterioration
• Partner with the PPM Coordinator to optimize spare parts inventory and equipment availability
• Champion the use of Management of Change (MOC) for all equipment and process modifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Electrical Engineering preferred)
• 5+ years of experience as a maintenance, reliability, or project engineer within a chemical manufacturing environment
• Proven experience leading cross‑functional teams and driving reliability initiatives
  
  Strong knowledge of electrical codes and standards, including:
  • NFPA‑NEC and NETA (or similar)
• Experience with equipment condition monitoring techniques, including:
  • Infrared thermography
  • Oil analysis
  • Motor circuit analysis
• Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and data‑driven decision‑making skills

• Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
• Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE)

• Competitive salary with performance‑based bonus opportunities
• 401(k) match + Age‑Weighted Defined Contribution
• Paid holidays, vacation, and parental leave
• Flexible work environment
• Learning and development opportunities
• Career and professional growth
• Inclusive culture and community engagement

Nearest Major Market:
Houston

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