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Reliability Engineer

Lincoln
£500 – £600/day
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Location: Remote
Contract: Outside IR35
Rate: £500 - £600p/d
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We're supporting a major engineering programme within the maritime defence sector and are looking for an experienced DFMEA / Reliability Engineer with strong Reliasoft Xfmea / RCM++ capability.

Key requirements

  • Strong, practical experience delivering DFMEA end-to-end
  • Advanced / power-user level with Reliasoft Xfmea / RCM++
  • Comfortable facilitating technical workshops with lead design engineers and engineering SMEs
  • Able to translate complex engineering discussions into structured, auditable failure modes, causes, effects and mitigation actions
  • Strong stakeholder management, reporting and communication skills
  • Desirable background in defence, naval, propulsion, power generation, or other complex electro-mechanical systems
  • Current SC clearance essential
  • UK national only (no dual nationality) due to programme security restrictions

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Skills

DFMEA
Reliasoft Xfmea
RCM++
Reliability Engineering
Technical Workshop Facilitation
Stakeholder Management
Reporting
Communication
Failure Mode Analysis
Design Maturity Improvement

Location

Lincoln, England, United Kingdom

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