Job Openings Asset Reliability & Performance Section Head

About the job Asset Reliability & Performance Section Head

  1. Key Responsibilities

    • Lead the Reliability Management Framework, including RAM, MTBF/MTTR, RCA, RCM, FMEA/FMECA, CBM/PdM, and Asset Health.

    • Approve reliability methods, condition criteria, health scoring, and maintenance strategy recommendations.

    • Analyze reliability, performance, cost, and value data to support asset decisions.

    • Lead the Reliability & Performance team across Facility/MEP and predictive-maintenance activities.

    • Provide reliability and degradation evidence for risk, lifecycle, and renewal decisions.

    • Support Asset Management Committee activities and asset condition assessments.

    • Drive corrective actions, chronic-failure elimination, and continual improvement.

    • Establish reliability baselines, monitoring requirements, and the initial Asset Health model during mobilization.

    • Review RAMS and maintainability evidence and optimize maintenance strategies during handover and steady state.

    • Maintain clear boundaries between reliability engineering, planning/scheduling, and maintenance execution.

    Qualifications & Experience

    • Bachelor's degree in Engineering; postgraduate study or professional registration is desirable.

    • 10+ years of reliability or maintenance-engineering experience, including 3+ years in leadership of complex infrastructure or Facility/MEP reliability.

    • Strong experience in reliability engineering, RCA, RCM, FMEA/FMECA, and maintenance optimization.

    • Knowledge of condition monitoring, CBM/PdM, Asset Health, and reliability analysis.

    • Ability to interpret performance, risk, and cost data and provide clear technical recommendations.

    • Working knowledge of ISO 55001, BS EN 13306, BS EN 15341, ISO 17359, IEC 60812, and relevant RCM/ISO 14224 principles.

    • Advanced experience using EAM/CMMS data for failure, maintenance, condition, and cost analysis.

    • Strong leadership and stakeholder-management skills across multidisciplinary infrastructure assets.

    • Clear understanding of the responsibilities of planning, logistics, maintenance delivery, and reliability functions.