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Intertech Products, Inc.

Equipment Reliability Manager

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A Reliability Engineer evaluates and analyzes the reliability of manufacturing and production equipment and processes. Identifies pro-active maintenance requirements and process improvements. Works to maximize reliable performance and prevent equipment or process failures.

$101,899 / year median in Indiana

+7% projected growth

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Equipment Reliability Manager at Intertech Products, Inc. Equipment Reliability Manager at Intertech Products, Inc. in North Manchester, Indiana Posted in 1 day ago.

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full-time The Equipment Reliability Manager (ERM) is responsible for ensuring Intertech's manufacturing equipment and supporting plant systems are safe, reliable, available, and capable of supporting current and future production requirements. The ERM leads Intertech's transition from a primarily reactive, repair-oriented maintenance function to a disciplined equipment-reliability organization focused on preventing failures, eliminating recurring problems, developing people, improving asset health, and creating greater predictability for the manufacturing operation. The ERM combines technical judgment, leadership, structured problem solving, effective maintenance systems, team development, and cross-functional collaboration to improve both the equipment and the organization responsible for maintaining it. The ERM will lead the transformation and development of the Equipment Reliability team. The ERM is expected to assess the existing organization rather than assume that the current structure, assignments, staffing model, or shift coverage represent the appropriate long-term solution.