Summary from listing
The Reliability Technologist improves plant operational performance and equipment reliability through predictive maintenance, maintenance training, machine-design improvements, electrical and controls troubleshooting, and continuous-improvement projects. The role supports OEE initiatives, leads reliability programs, develops preventive and predictive maintenance strategies, collaborates with controls engineers and suppliers, and may perform basic automated controls programming and after-hours plant support. It requires a bachelor’s degree in engineering or equivalent experience, 3–5 years of reliability or specialized manufacturing maintenance experience, CMMS proficiency, and strong electrical, mechanical, and controls skills.
