Mechanical Intregrity Group Leader - Chemicals

This is a very sellable company and they are doing very well. Great work environment and a great group of people.

EXPERIENCE: BS ME may consider other related degrees and may even consider an Associates Degree with the right experience and 10 - 20 years experience from the Chemical Process Industry. They are looking for someone with prior management experience and someone who is promotable in the future as a Plant Manager and Beyond.  They will look Maintenance  or Reliability Managers who can move into this role as long as they have the desire to do this job. This person should have working knowledge of ASME, OSHA and PSM codes. They are looking for someone who has demonstrated career advancedment and accomplishments.

DUTIES: This person will support this plant and their many units a product areas. This position will have 7 reports.
1 Reliability Engineer 1 Front Line Supervisor and 2 contractors and 3 hourlies.

Provide leadership to develop and maintain a formalized and documented mechanical integrity (MI) program for this company that leads to improves safety, reduced manufacturing costs, improve equipment reliability and improved process output and quality. Develop strategic and tactical plans and ensure that the direction of this group is line with the site's strategic and tactical plans. Identify and implement MI best practices. Manage the MI staff and develop a budget for all MI activities. Manage the planning and coordination of the sites MI predictive and preventative maintenance activities. Ensure that all MI Group practices and procedures comply with OSHA, PSM/RMP and ISO 9000. Coordinate the scheduling of the MI inspections with Operations, Maintenance Planners, outside services and MI Group inspectors. Provide technical support to maintain, troubleshoot and repair fixed and rotating equipment assets. Contribute to the asset information in the plant asset repair history files and CMMS. Manages RCFA studies on equipment failures to increase the mean time between failure (MTBF) of assets and to reduce life cycle costs. Work closely with the Process Safety Engineer to manage risk at the site.