Engineer, Reliability

Role Overview

Engineer, Reliability at ADNOC. The role is based at ADNOC's operations.

Role Purpose

Provide technical expertise and knowledge-based assistance to technical and operational divisions and departments on all matters related to reliability engineering, assessment, and monitoring.

Key Responsibilities

Failure Analysis & Assessment

• Conduct Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA), Asset Performance Management (APM), and Reliability Center Maintenance (RCM) studies to convert maintenance from reactive repairs to proactive preventive maintenance and condition monitoring.
• Focus on identification of equipment issues before they result in failures using predictive tools and reliability methods.
• Maintain bad factor listing and reporting.

Maintenance Strategy & Optimization

• Identify and apply appropriate maintenance strategies to minimize the impact of failures on business performance.
• Lead and participate in Brown Field/Green Field (BF/GF) Engineering activities to improve reliability and optimize maintenance costs.
• Recommend necessary modification or replacement of equipment to overcome technical problems.

Equipment & Project Review

• Review packages for new projects and recommend on equipment selection and redundancy.
• Participate in equipment review and proposed new solutions alerts on obsolescence of equipment.
• Research and provide technical advice for upgrading and refurbishment of mechanical equipment during major overhauls or new installations.

Operational Support & Monitoring

• Assist operational sites to develop appropriate monitoring techniques to help reflect the equipment's real conditions.
• Lead specific scheme and works allocated to Reliability Engineering in different disciplines including mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
• Minimum 6 years of experience.
• At least 4 years in the same or similar role in the oil and gas industry.