Apotex is a Canadian-based global health company. We improve everyday access to affordable, innovative medicines and health products for millions of people worldwide, with a broad portfolio of generic, biosimilar, innovative branded pharmaceuticals and consumer health products. Headquartered in Toronto, with regional offices globally, including in the United States, Mexico and India, we are the largest Canadian-based pharmaceutical company and a health partner of choice for the Americas for pharmaceutical licensing and product acquisitions.

The Reliability Manager is responsible for the continuous improvement of the production and building services equipment. This role is responsible for leading reliability processes that focus on reaching operational excellence, and developing and implementing strategies to deliver improved asset reliability and performance.

This role leads the corporate level reliability strategy development and plan execution. The role sets the strategy, developing the team and leader capabilities, and delivering continuous improvement in asset reliability.

Responsible to lead the continued development of the reliability program across all GSTO sites, and will work with international sites engineering leads to further strengthen and harmonize the reliability program at their respective sites.

This role has overall responsibility for the SAP PM function and its ongoing maintenance and optimization.

Establish and drive reliability engineering principles and best work practices.

Lead the SAP PM function to provide required daily business support.

Lead all SAP PM optimization initiatives and major changes.

Support all corporate and site driven reliability initiatives.

Manage and oversee reliability engineers and provide needed training and support.

Establish and provide reliability trending/reporting and KPIs for customers.

Establish equipment performance expectations and measure overall equipment performance.





Provide technical support to the Engineering Department on the selection of equipment based on reliability improvements and industry best practices.

Work closely with the Quality Department to ensure all maintenance activities are properly executed and approved.

Participate and lead performance conversations with employees, including monthly one on ones, to connect on performance; and, communicate and revisit performance expectations to reinforce and encourage high performance culture and a safe working environment for all employees.

Utilize your networks to attract and hire talent in a comprehensive, differentiated and consistent manner essential to our continued growth; Ensure adherence of team members (direct reports) with all compliance programs and company policies and procedures.

Post-secondary degree/diploma in mechanical or electro-mechanical discipline, or millwright or machinist with equivalent related work experience.

Training in Reliability Engineering Principles and Practices preferred. Demonstrated leadership skills in a staff position including influencing others, managing diversity, setting goals and objectives and measuring performance.

Experience with CMMS systems, SAP is preferred.

Robust data analysis skills.

Working experience of Word, Excel and Outlook.

5 - 8 years related experience preferably in a pharmaceutical (or similarly regulated) Industry.

Experience leading/training reliability engineers.

We offer accommodation for applicants with disabilities as part of its recruitment process. The hiring range for this position is $ 109,933.56- $ 153,906.98 CAD per year. Apotex offers bonus programs based on your position in the organization, you can excel based on our pay-for-performance philosophy.

With comprehensive benefits, a pension plan to help you save for retirement and learning and development opportunities, we provide a comprehensive package for your personal and professional development.

Apotex will use artificial intelligence to screen, select and/or assess your application for this job.

📌 Manager Reliability Engineering (Toronto)
🏢 APOTEX
📍 Toronto