Job Abstract

ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC, is searching for a Reliability Centered Maintenance Engineer to lead our program at Goddard Space Flight Center at the Greenbelt Campus. This position will support the Repairs, Operations, Maintenance, and Engineering (ROME) contract which is a facilities contract responsible for all facilities at the GSFC Greenbelt Campus, Wallops Flight Facility (WFF), and a Navy until located at WFF. The RCM Engineer will develop analysis methods to determine reliability of components, equipment, and processes. Furthermore, the RCM Engineer will acquire and analyze data; prepare diagrams, charts, drawings, calculations, and reports to define reliability problems and develop corrective actions to improve the reliability process. Conducts an analysis of reliability problems and investigates to determine the required reliability approach for the particular situation, with consideration given to the cost limitations for equipment uptime/downtime, repair/replacement costs and weight, size and availability of materials/equipment. Determines cost advantages of alternatives and develops action plans that comply with internal/external customer demands for reliability processes/equipment to avoid failures.

Works directly for the Repairs, Operations, Maintenance, and Engineering Program Manager to provide expert direction for the development, management, and control of the Reliability Centered Maintenance effort. The RCM Engineer will work closely with our NASA customer to ensure a world-class RCM process that is not only created but executed at the technician level. The RCM Engineer will consider impacts of costs on recommended action plans for avoiding/correcting problems during the design phase or remedial action for correcting reliability problems on installed equipment; performs root cause failure analysis to help prevent failures. Also, the RCM Engineer will plan and perform engineering research, design development, or manufacturing/process engineering assignments, including responsibility for major subsections of complex projects using general engineering practices influenced by the general theme of reliability principles.

Follows company safety and health guidelines and other company policies.

Considers impact of costs on recommended action plans for avoiding/correcting problems during the design phase or remedial action for correcting reliability problems on installed equipment; performs root cause failure analysis to help prevent failures.

Plans and performs engineering research, design development, or manufacturing/process engineering assignments, including responsibility for major subsections of complex projects using general engineering practices influenced by the general theme of reliability principles.

Estimates engineering personnel needs and coordinates and supervises the use of other engineers and technicians to accomplish the objective of cost-effective reliability improvements for projects.

Recognizes that assignments are broad in nature and require appreciable originality and ingenuity to complete them and considerable latitude for unreviewed actions or decisions.

Follows company safety and health guidelines and other company policies.

Performs other work as assigned.

Typical Education: B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering

Typical Experience: 8 years’ experience

• Possess a current Reliability Maintenance Certification or the ability to obtain it within one year
• Experience with Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
• Root Cause Analysis
• PT&I Plans
• Predictive Team & Reliability Vibration Analysis