Reliability Engineer

The Opportunity You'll be the go-to mechanical reliability expert for the sites in your portfolio, building out predictive maintenance capability and keeping the mechanical integrity program running at full compliance. You'll shape how equipment health is tracked, how failures are prevented, and how capital is spent on aging or critical assets. What You’ll Be Doing Build and run a PdM program Keep the mechanical integrity program on track, partnering with plant leadership to close out compliance gaps Own relationships with inspection contractors and coordinate insurance-related audits Review fitness-for-service work and repair planning for tanks, piping, and heat exchangers Use equipment history, cost data, and failure trends to shape long-term asset replacement planning and spare parts strategy Lead a "bad actor" equipment program, tracking and resolving chronic problem assets Feed reliability data into root cause investigations Influence new equipment and project design from a reliability and maintainability standpoint, setting up criticality rankings and asset strategies in SAP Report out on cost savings, cost avoidance, and PdM compliance metrics What You Bring A mechanical engineering degree and 5+ years working predictive maintenance on mechanical equipment in a chemical or petrochemical environment 5+ years assessing static equipment (tanks, piping, heat exchangers) against ASME, API, or STI codes Comfort being out in the field, not just behind a desk Strong organizational skills and the ability to juggle multiple priorities Working knowledge of Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint Willingness to travel as needed Vibration analysis, oil analysis, thermography, or ultrasound certification (or equivalent experience) is a plus SAP CMMS experience is a strong plus Openess to business travel as required Ability to work in the US without sponsorship #J-18808-Ljbffr Process