Maintenance Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

• Provide discipline input across maintenance, reliability, and asset management work scopes, which may include the following specific activities: maintenance strategy development; critical spares reviews; maintenance data builds; data cleansing; reliability, availability, and maintainability modelling; FMEA / RCM; RCAs; and criticality assessments
• Carry out periodic QA / QC audits over CMMS developed data to ensure build is in accordance with guidelines and aligned to client expectations
• Delegate tasks, and undertake review of peer and junior personnel work in accordance with checking procedure
• Adhere to and comply with relevant discipline specific and client procedures in execution of Computer Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) work activities. Provide feedback for continuous improvement of procedures, if applicable
• Provide guidance on project set - up with regards to maintenance related data requirements / structure / delivery format / client CMMS master data values, etc.
• Ensure self-awareness of relevant regulatory framework, legislation changes, initiatives and industry technology developments
• Provide discipline technical support to the wider Wood business
• Provide discipline specific input to scope definition and execution for new project work scopes
• Clearly communicate any identified improvements to service execution
• Ensure quality of delivery
  

Qualifications

• BSc, B.Eng, HNC, HND or equivalent with industrial experience in applicable maintenance discipline
• NVQ or equivalent trade-based qualification with hands on industrial experience in applicable maintenance discipline
• Establish and maintain effective working relationships and communicate across the business interfaces
• Engage with business / functional community and promote the function including, networking / knowledge sharing
• Communicate and co-operate with external stakeholders including industry bodies, academia, vendors, client interface (as appropriate and requested), market intelligence, relevant conferences, and business development.
• Project execution responsibility as delegated by OMS Maintenance Consultancy Manager T echnical authority within OMS for discipline, including competence assurance for all discipline personnel
  

Knowledge And Skills

• Demonstrable balance of industrial experience at relevant level and position
• Maintenance data builds and data optimization projects
• Maintenance, repairs, and spares strategy development
• Diligent and dependable in consistent application of established process
• Professional demeanour with appropriate interpersonal skills
• Good written communication [technical report writing]
• Asset reliability, availability, and maintainability
• CMMS, EAM or ERP implementation projects
• IT Literate (Excel / Word)
  

Personal Attributes

• Intellectually capable, can apply maintenance consulting theory
• Intellectually capable, can apply maintenance theory in a practical context
• Pursues continuous development and progression of own skills and knowledge
• Diligent and dependable in consistent application of established process
• Professional demeanour with appropriate interpersonal skills
• Ability to work on own initiative and provide effective trouble shooting.
• Well organized, observant, good communication skills
• Ability to work with timelines/targets
• Good team working skills
• Role model Wood’s values & behaviours

Desired candidate profile

• Preventive Maintenance: Developing and implementing preventive maintenance schedules to reduce equipment failures and optimize performance.

• Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and resolving equipment malfunctions, conducting repairs, and ensuring minimal disruption to operations.

• System Monitoring: Monitoring equipment performance using diagnostic tools and techniques to identify potential issues before they escalate.

• Documentation: Keeping detailed records of maintenance activities, repairs, and equipment performance, as well as updating maintenance manuals and procedures.

• Collaboration: Working closely with other engineering teams, production staff, and contractors to coordinate maintenance activities and ensure alignment with operational goals.

• Safety Compliance: Ensuring that all maintenance work is carried out in accordance with safety regulations and best practices to promote a safe working environment.

• Inventory Management: Managing spare parts inventory and coordinating the procurement of necessary materials and equipment for maintenance tasks.

• Training: Providing training and support to maintenance staff and operators on equipment operation and maintenance best practices.

• Continuous Improvement: Identifying opportunities for process improvements and implementing changes to enhance maintenance efficiency and effectiveness.