ConSol Partners
Senior Reliability Engineer

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Reliability Engineer | UK / Europe
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I’m currently supporting a growing engineering organisation on the appointment of an experienced Reliability Engineer to work on complex, safety-critical and technically demanding engineering systems.
This is an opportunity for a reliability professional who enjoys working across the full engineering lifecycle from design and development through to testing, commissioning, operation and continuous improvement.
The Role
You will be responsible for applying reliability engineering principles to complex engineering systems, identifying potential failure modes and helping improve system availability, maintainability and lifecycle performance.
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Key Responsibilities
- Developing and implementing reliability engineering strategies
- Carrying out DFMEA / FMECA, Fault Tree Analysis and reliability assessments
- Supporting design reviews and identifying opportunities to improve system reliability
- Developing reliability predictions, models and associated engineering evidence
- Supporting RAM / RAMS activities across projects
- Working with engineering, design, manufacturing and maintenance teams
- Analysing failure data and identifying root causes and improvement opportunities
- Supporting lifecycle, maintenance and asset reliability strategies
- Producing technical reports and presenting reliability findings to key stakeholders
- Contributing to risk management and engineering assurance activities


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Experience
- ReliaSoft or similar reliability software
- Experience within Rail, Aerospace, Defence, Naval, Energy, Nuclear, Automotive or other safety-critical environments
- Reliasoft Xfmea
- RCM++
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