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Reliability Engineer

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Reliability Engineer
A globally leading chemical manufacturing company located in Lincolnshire is seeking a Reliability Engineer to join their team, offering a salary of up to £65,000 per annum. The comprehensive benefits package includes a double-figure pension, annual bonus, hybrid working options, private medical insurance, and 25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays including numerous other incentives.
About the Role
As a Mechanical Reliability Engineer, you will be accountable for executing the asset integrity program and providing professional engineering support for the maintenance and reliability of mechanical systems. You will play a leading role in identifying and implementing mechanical improvements to enhance maintainability, safety, production rate and quality, and reduce costs—all while ensuring compliance with site standards and external regulatory requirements.
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Responsibilities
- Lead and manage improvement projects, optimising maintenance strategies and ensuring long-term asset integrity.
- Conduct root cause analysis (RCA/RCFA) and troubleshooting to resolve failures and improve plant reliability.
- Establish and oversee predictive and non-destructive testing programs, including vibration, thermography, and oil analysis.
- Represent maintenance in design and installation of new or modified equipment, ensuring compliance with statutory and site standards.
- Support cost reduction and lifecycle management by analysing maintenance costs, assessing equipment criticality, and recommending upgrades or replacements.


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Requirements
- Motivated individual with a Mechanical Engineering degree, preferably chartered or working towards chartered status.
- Membership of IMechE.
- Experience in continuous process manufacturing, ideally within a top-tier COMAH site.
- Demonstrable knowledge of legislative process safety systems, predictive and preventative maintenance strategies, and the ability to lead improvement initiatives.
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