Reliability Engineer 

Are you a person who wants to continuously improve, identify failures before they happen and get to the bottom of failures that have happened? Read on and apply to become a Reliability Engineer at Anthony Veder! 

Navigating the future 

Working at Anthony Veder means operating at the heart of the transition to a more sustainable world. We are always looking for new ways to challenge the status quo, developing new shipping solutions to help our clients reach their goals. We work in a culture of trust, openness, and creativity. Always keeping an eye on short-term value creation, as well as the long term to successfully navigate where we want to go. This is how we became pioneers in the maritime industry.   

What you (may) expect 

In this role, you will be part of the Reliability and Maintenance Team. The Reliability and Maintenance Team is in the lead on the asset management plans and continuous improvements to enhance the reliability and maintenance of the fleet.  

As a Reliability Engineer, you will play a key role in ensuring the long-term performance and availability of our assets. Using risk-based maintenance techniques and data-driven strategies. You will also lead investigations into technical events to identify root causes, capture key learnings, and define improvement actions — all aimed at achieving and maintaining high standards of reliable operations   

  
Key responsibilities:  

• Lead investigations on technical defects and incidents and implementation of preventive actions; 

• Manage and lead FMECA and other risk-based maintenance analysis;  

• Oversee the correct implementation and monitor if preventive measures are leading to the expected result; 

• Advice on new technologies in the field of reliability engineering.  

What we ask 

• Completed Master’s or Bachelor’s degree within Maritime Technology, Naval Engineering, Mechanical Engineering etc; 

• Experience working onboard ships at least in rank of 2nd engineer, preferably on gas tankers; 

• Excellent verbal and written command of English; 

• Training courses incident investigation – Top set or similar; 

• Experienced with continuous improvement frameworks;

• Stakeholder management skills with effective communication and the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders;  

• A proactive approach to problem-solving and a commitment to continuous learning are vital for success. 

• You are willing to incidentally travel to our vessels when needed (worldwide).