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 What We Offer 

The Instrumentation and Electrical (I&E) Reliability Engineer is responsible to sustain and improve the functional capability of I&E assets over their life cycle at the most favorable economics. 

Major Responsibilities 

• Accountable to develop, implement and evergreen the reliability strategy for his/her area of responsibility & align the reliability targets with the business targets of the Business Unit  

• Responsible for plant maintenance to ensure production output and maintenance cost targets are met & improved; responsible to develop maintenance budget in area of responsibility; accountable for maintenance budgets in their assigned cost centers.   

• Responsible for ensuring shutdown and turn-around scope align with the asset management strategy for the unit and best-known engineering practices.   

• Responsible for scope definition and accountable for technical acceptance of plant modifications, from the reliability perspective, which can include small projects and mid-size/large projects, as appropriate.   

• Accountable to maintain and safeguard the as-built plant documentation standards in his/her area including critical equipment / instrument & safety PM/PdM compliance documentation, as well as control system configuration.     

• Pursue troubleshooting, failure analysis, scoping of more complex problems and handoff to defect elimination.   Lead Root Cause Failure Analysis on PCT failures.     

• Accountable for Management of Change and the subsequent modifications to the assets.  Contributes to HAZOP's and unit specific HSE issues.   Lead CMFA's for unit of responsibility.          

• Accountable for maintaining legal and corporate compliance of PCT installations within the BTN BU.        

• Makes decisions independently, but within a well-defined area.  Supervised by senior professional.  Shows awareness of procedures and work processes. 

What You Offer 

Basic Qualifications 

• Bachelor's in Chemical, Electrical or related Engineering 

• The eligibility to apply for and obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) within a reasonable timeframe 

Preferred Qualifications 

• Six-Sigma Green Belt Certification 

• Developmental knowledge of the manufacture of Aromatic Isocyanates and related intermediates.  

• Developing knowledge in work planning and management for reliability work involving toxic chemicals (i.e., Phosgene CO, Cl2, and NH3.) 

• Awareness of phosgene safety concepts required.    

Knowledge & Skills: 

• Introductory knowledge of application and decision making in reliability procedures/work processes (i.e., planning, scheduling, execution). 

• Preliminary knowledge of reliability methods and techniques, and best practices (including but not limited to instrumentation, electrical power supply, electrical drives, communication systems within control systems including IT