Manufacturing Engineer

Responsibilities:

• Attend equipment performance meetings to review downtime and support with improvement activities
• Review and update area TPM boards & conduct Audits
• Conduct daily analysis of downtime events and update daily lost unit log with countermeasures
• Weekly / Monthly analysis and reporting of downtime events (no of events, total time, lost units)
• Conduct continuous improvement programs for significant downtime events
• Coordinate and analyse and report on preventative and predictive maintenance activity including
• Vibration Analysis program : Oil Analysis program & Thermography program 
• Review / modify maintenance PM’s for effectiveness
• Coordinate weekly breakdown improvement meetings
• Planning and scheduling of equipment improvement activities.
• Ensure all follow up improvement activities works are entered into the system and tracked to completion
• Train/coach maintenance personnel in reliability practices

Requirements:

• Master/bachelor’s degree in engineering or (Mechatronic) Mechanical or formal qualifications in reliability maintenance
• Minimum 5 years working within reliability engineering role, including experience with vibration, thermography and oil analysis
• Able to handle intricate processes
• Understanding and compliance of WHS, environmental, quality regulations
• The ability to be pro-active and work with flexibility and efficiently
• Be adaptable to different situations
• Strong technical and analytic skills
• Computer literate including familiarity with MS Office suite of programs
• Capable of managing changes and multiple challenges at the same time
• A can-do attitude and able to contribute to a positive team environment
• Communicate competently with others You are open minded about where ideas come from and how they can be applied in the workplace.
• Both flexible and open minded, you work efficiently and proactively to deliver results. 
• You ask and you listen, you take ideas on board, and work with your team, taking everyone in the same direction.
• You appreciate and understand process and project goals and work hard to realize them. 
• You understand the inconvenience to production caused by equipment issues and move with a sense of urgency to resolve them.