About the job Asset Reliability & Performance Section Head
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.