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Are you a Reliability Engineer who loves problem-solving, analysing complex data and improving the long-term performance of critical assets? If you’re excited by the idea of using real-time asset health insights to reduce downtime and optimise maintenance strategies, this role could be your perfect next step.

We’re working with a major organisation responsible for a large, highly regulated UK infrastructure environment. This setting combines modern technology with legacy systems, offering a fascinating challenge for anyone passionate about asset performance, engineering optimisation and data-led decision making.

What’s the role all about?

As a Reliability Engineer, you’ll join the Chief Engineer's function and take a central role in understanding asset behaviour, analysing failure trends and helping shape smarter, more proactive asset management decisions.

You’ll work closely with multi-discipline engineers, data specialists and asset managers to identify failure modes, interpret performance data and recommend improvements that genuinely reduce cost, risk and downtime.

In this role, you will:

  • Assess asset criticality and understand what data is available (or needed)
  • Extract and interpret data from existing systems to assess asset health
  • Recommend additional sensors, technology and data-capture methods
  • Identify meaningful indicators of performance decline or incipient failure
  • Define what “healthy” asset operation looks like for different asset types
  • Analyse failure reports to understand operational impact and cost
  • Apply statistical analysis to detect patterns, anomalies and failure modes
  • Work with data teams to develop dashboards showing real-time asset health
  • Support optimisation of maintenance strategies and asset management plans

This is a role where your insights directly influence operational performance, reliability and long-term planning across a significant engineering estate.

What you’ll bring

To succeed as a Reliability Engineer, you’ll need:

  • Strong technical understanding of electromechanical systems, equipment and typical failure modes
  • Experience analysing complex technical data for process improvement or root-cause analysis
  • Ability to translate raw data into meaningful insights for non-technical stakeholders
  • Understanding of physics-of-failure and material/component failure behaviour
  • Experience with tools such as FMEA, FTA, RCM or HAZOP
  • Passion for continuous improvement, optimisation and data-led engineering
  • Understanding of maintenance strategy development

Desirable:

  • HNC/HND/Degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline
  • Professional membership or working toward IEng/CEng
  • Eligibility for Security Clearance

Who you are

You’re curious, analytical and determined to understand why things fail — and how to stop it happening again. You enjoy digging into data, questioning assumptions and working collaboratively to improve systems and processes.

You’ll be:

  • Inquisitive, methodical and persistent
  • Able to balance technical detail with real-world operational needs
  • Comfortable engaging with cross-functional teams
  • Influential, with the ability to communicate complex insights clearly
  • A natural problem-solver who enjoys improving how assets perform

Why apply?

  • Work with highly experienced engineers in a unique and diverse infrastructure environment
  • Play a strategic role in reducing downtime and improving critical asset performance
  • Shape data-driven maintenance strategies and reliability practices
  • Enjoy development opportunities, autonomy and meaningful work

If you're a Reliability Engineer who thrives on analysis, innovation and continuous improvement, this is a standout opportunity.

Ready to take the next step?

If you’re an experienced Reliability Engineer looking for your next challenge, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today — or contact me directly for a confidential chat.

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