Director Of Reliability Engineering British Columbia

Director Of Reliability Engineering British Columbia

31 Jul
|
Capital Regional District
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

Capital Regional District

British Columbia

Enhance water service reliability as the Director of Reliability Engineering at Infrastructure and Water Services. Lead technical initiatives to boost asset performance and operational standards.

This full time managerial position requires an engineering degree and at least 10 years of relevant experience, including leadership within reliability, maintenance, or asset performance. Focus on the Reliable Program, developing methodologies that ensure operational effectiveness and adherence to regulatory standards. You'll collaborate with engineering and operations, focusing on continuous optimization and risk management.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead development of reliability engineering methodologies
• Define frameworks for monitoring asset health




• Approve maintenance strategies aligned with RCM practices
• Facilitate seamless communication within operational teams
• Identify and mitigate risks through data analysis

Requirements:
• Relevant engineering degree
• Minimum of 10 years in engineering roles
• Skilled engineering (P.Eng.) designation preferred
• Solid understanding of asset performance metrics
• Proven ability to manage complex projects and teams

Contribute to operational success and reliability in the Infrastructure and Water Services sector.
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📌 Director Of Reliability Engineering British Columbia
🏢 Capital Regional District
📍 British Columbia

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