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Main Functions

• A Reliability Engineer identifies and manages asset reliability risk throughout the lifecycle of a product.
• This is a strategic role that is involved in the planning, designing and developing of maintenance programs.
• Loss elimination, risk management, and lifecycle asset management are the 3 main areas of focus for most Reliability Engineers.
• Reliability Engineers work extensively in plants and refineries, but can be found in other areas of the industry as well. Provide general reliability guidance and expertise.

Tasks and Responsibilities
In addition to all Level 1 and 2 tasks, Level 3:

• Serve as subject matter expert on the cause and effect methodology.
• Facilitate and implement a production availability threats work process, and manage the threats database.
• Collect, report, and analyze unit performance data.
• Benchmark equipment performance against similar sites.
• Identify opportunities to improve capacity utilization.
• Identify key opportunity areas to mitigate potentially large reliability issues or to identify improvement opportunities.
• Ensure documentation of the facility’s threat/optimization list.
• Ensure value is established.
• Recognized as a leader or expert;
• Interprets & incorporates industry info and advances;
• Sound knowledge of other skills & able to apply in several areas;
• Responsible for resolving entire complex problems;

Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering within discipline and/or equivalent professional experience
• Able to provide assistance to more senior engineers.
• Able to provide assistance to more senior engineers.
• Able to work independently in all situations within range of technical expertise.
• Recognized as a technical expert in one or more categories.
• Also recognized for their business understanding and history of continuous high value contributions.
• Applies innovation broadly.
• Has applicable industry experience with more than one Client Company or with industry associations / professional societies.
• Takes technical initiative, and is able to learn quickly and apply knowledge to technical success.
• Strong data manipulation skills
• Proficient with the Microsoft Office suite of tools.

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Main Function

• Logistics First Line Supervisor in Aviation, Marine, Shore Base, Ground Transport, Camp and Catering and does not represent any specific job description. Supervises employees, may include coordination of contractors, to deliver safe, reliable and profitable Logistics in assigned operating units (aviation, marine, shore base, ground transportation and camp services).
• Demonstrates applicable Logistic skills appropriate to job position.
• Typical Job Positions may include: Logistics First Line Supervisor (FLS), Aviation FLS, Marine FLS (e.g., Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) Procurement Manager), Shore Base FLS, Ground Transport FLS and may cover some or all of the responsibilities listed below.

Task and Responsibilities
In addition to all Level 1 tasks and responsibilities, a Level 2:

• Oversee all logistics operations at DS1, DS2/CPF
• On site contract representative for vehicle lease, in field logistics and infrastructure O&M contracts.
• Conduct audits on contractor and own executed logistics operations, follow up and close out findings.
• Provide transportation and lifting and hoisting support services to operations.
• Oversee sling register.

Skills and Qualification

• Previous experience in a closely related position
• BS in Engineering, Construction Management, or other Technical degree with 6-9 years experience
• Behavioral Skills: effective communication, courage of conviction, sound decision-making, risk management
• Functional Skills: SSHE management - operations and maintenance, operations planning / improvement, maintenance management, logistics, general marine operations
• Demonstrates leadership, strong communication and interpersonal skills; able to network effectively across organizations.
• Strong knowledge of logistics standards, specifications, codes, and appropriate safety criteria
• Broad Supply Chain knowledge
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications