Job Summary
- The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability, availability, safety and performance of production equipment, machines, jigs and fixtures within an assigned production area.
- The position owns maintenance performance indicators, drives continuous improvement initiatives to reduce equipment downtime, develops maintenance standards, and serves as a technical escalation point for complex equipment issues beyond technician capability.
- The role also contributes to a designated Technology Cluster and owns at least one horizontal maintenance topic relevant across all customer areas, such as Preventive Maintenance, Spare Parts Management, or Predictive Maintenance.
- The engineer needs to coordinate resources and work closely with Production, Quality, Safety, Facility/Contract Management and support department KPI achievement.
Job Scope
1. Equipment Reliability & Maintenance Excellence
- Drive equipment reliability, availability, and maintenance performance for assigned production areas.
- Monitor, analyze, and improve key maintenance KPIs such as MTBF, MTTR, MME/100hrs, equipment availability, and OEE.
2. Technical Troubleshooting & Problem Solving
- Lead complex troubleshooting activities for equipment breakdowns and recurring technical issues.
- Serve as technical escalation point for equipment breakdowns and complex machine issues that cannot be resolved by maintenance technicians.
- Conduct structured root cause analysis, provide technical guidance to maintenance teams, and implement sustainable corrective actions to improve equipment robustness and operational stability.
3. Preventive Maintenance, Asset & Spare Parts Management
- Define, develop, and continuously improve preventive maintenance strategies, maintenance standards, and asset care practices.
- Determine maintenance intervals, inspection requirements, replacement frequencies, and maintenance standards based on machine performance and reliability data.
- Regularly review and optimize PM effectiveness to achieve maximum equipment availability at reasonable maintenance cost
- Establish effective spare parts strategies, optimize inventory levels, and ensure critical resources are available to support equipment reliability and business continuity.
- Support implementation of predictive and condition-based maintenance approaches where applicable.
4. Reliability & Continuous Improvement Projects
- Identify and drive reliability improvement opportunities through maintenance performance analysis, downtime reduction initiatives, and equipment enhancement projects.
- Support equipment upgrades, modernization activities, and maintenance excellence programs to improve overall equipment effectiveness and cost efficiency.
5, Technology & Functional Ownership
- Actively contribute to assigned technology clusters and serve as the owner of designated maintenance-related topics across production areas.
- Develop technical standards, best practices, performance indicators, and improvement roadmaps to drive alignment, capability development, and operational excellence.
6. Competency Development & Knowledge Transfer
- Support the development of maintenance capabilities through technical coaching, training, mentoring, and knowledge-sharing activities.
- Prepare and maintain maintenance procedures, troubleshooting guidelines, and technical documentation to strengthen organizational competency and problem-solving capability.
7. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Operational Support
- Collaborate closely with Production, Process Engineering, Quality, and other stakeholders to support operational performance and continuous improvement objectives.
- Act as the maintenance representative in technical discussions, improvement initiatives, and customer-focused activities to ensure equipment performance meets business requirements.
8. Additional Responsibilities
- Perform any other duties and responsibilities assigned by the immediate superior as required.