Reliability Engineer

Reliability Engineer

This position will be located at our Kingsburg, CA Float Glass facility. Reporting to the Reliability & Maintenance Manager, the Reliability Engineer provides technical leadership for cross functional teams, acts as a site subject matter expert (SME) for reliability and is a key driver of continuous improvement. This individual will need to utilize project management skills and economic thinking to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable solutions to drive operations excellence. Role activities include leading RCAs, FEMAs, implementing and managing predictive tools focusing on defect detection, and failure mitigation/elimination. You will work to continually improve asset reliability and production capacity through the elimination of repetitive failures, technical support of the maintenance function, and the management of appropriate Preventive and Predictive Maintenance processes.

Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA). A hands-on manner & working closely with departments to find, progress and implement solutions to improve equipment reliability

Monitor and evaluate asset bad actor lists and generate solutions for the systematic elimination of bad actors

Study equipment failures and implement solutions, in report format, to management

Reliability data management, including Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), work order failure code analysis, maintenance of the asset hierarchy, Bills of Materials, technical library, etc.

Provide feedback on training and implement continuous improvement of work practices associated with a Computerized Maintenance Management System

Optimize Preventive and Predictive Maintenance Programs including systematically defining, developing, monitoring, and refining the preventive/predictive maintenance plans for both current and new equipment

Facilitate Equipment Criticality strategy formulation and ranking sessions, conduct Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, advance Predictive Maintenance technologies (e.g., oil analysis, vibration analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, online, and offline motor testing, etc.) are correctly applied on glass manufacturing assets

Implement changes to maintenance plans based on failure modes, historical data, reliability principles and best practices

Troubleshooting & problem-solving techniques, technical support for operations and maintenance

Identification and implementation of projects to increase asset, resource and facility reliability

Bachelor's Degree in an Engineering field

3 or more years of experience in an industrial or manufacturing maintenance and reliability environment

Experience facilitating Root Cause Analysis and Reliability Centered Maintenance methods

Experience and understanding of reliability systems, methods, and growth

Experience analyzing data and taking actions against it

Continuous improvement experience or certifications

Experience coaching and mentoring stakeholders in predictive and RCM maintenance capabilities

Demonstrated experience in establishing and growing a Reliability Centered Maintenance culture

Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional

Experience in the glass or ceramics industry

Knowledge & implementation of predictive technologies (i.e., vibration, infra-red, ultrasound, machinery lubrication)

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As a Koch company, Guardian Glass is one of the world's largest manufacturers of float, value-added and fabricated glass products and solutions. We produce high-performance glass for architectural, residential, interior, transportation and technical glass applications. You ' ll find our glass in homes, offices and cars and in some of the world ' s most iconic projects.

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