RELIABILITY ENGINEER (MAJOR R/E)

Primary Purpose of the JobThe Reliability Engineer (Major Rotating Equipment) is responsible for ensuring the efficient and reliable operation of Major Rotating Equipment assets. This role involves conducting comprehensive reliability studies, including Asset Criticality Analysis, Risk‑Based Maintenance Strategy Development, and Defect Elimination Processes. The engineer will work in accordance with Dukhan Operations Production Assurance & Reliability Management Framework to enhance asset performance and reliability.Required Experience and SkillsMinimum of eight years of experience in the Oil & Gas sector or relevant industries. Sound knowledge in operations, maintenance, and reliability management of Major Rotating Equipment used in Oil & Gas industry including assets like gas turbines, gas compressors, and turbo expanders.Reliability tools & methodologies: required to have extensive knowledge of reliability tools such as Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM), Failure Mode & Effect Analysis (FMEA), Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and their application in the Oil & Gas industry. Recommended to have knowledge of RAM Analysis (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability) and RBD (Reliability Block Diagram).Condition Monitoring: understanding of machinery condition monitoring and analysis, including vibration monitoring and the relevant software tools like System1 and off‑line vibration tools, lubrication oil analysis, thermography, and borescope Inspection.Good data interpretation and compilation abilities, with a solid understanding of quality assurance and strong decision‑making capability.Strong interpersonal, presentation, and documentation skills.Educational QualificationsHold an engineering degree in Major Rotating Equipment Engineering or a related discipline. Preferred certification as a Chartered/Professional Engineer from a recognized certification institute, along with professional membership in a recognized Engineering Society or institute (e.g., SMRP, CRL, ESRA).#J-18808-Ljbffr