Reliability Engineer

As a Reliability Engineer, you'll help take the plant from construction to stable operations. You'll oversee the installation and commissioning of cranes, conductor systems, monorails and other lifting equipment, ensuring safe, high-quality delivery. Once the plant is running, you'll improve the reliability and performance of our lifting equipment by developing maintenance strategies, solving technical challenges and driving continuous improvements.

Specific to this role, the day-to-day tasks will include the following but as we are a growing company with very little silos between teams, other tasks might be included as well.

• Oversee the installation and commissioning of EOT cranes, conductor systems, monorails and other lifting equipment.
• Work with contractors, OEMs and internal teams to deliver safe, high-quality installations.
• Prepare maintenance plans, spare parts strategies and documentation to support a smooth handover to operations.
• Investigate equipment failures, identify root causes and implement long-term improvements.
• Develop preventive and predictive maintenance strategies to increase equipment reliability and reduce downtime.
• Use maintenance and performance data to improve the reliability, availability and lifetime of cranes and lifting equipment.

What you’ll bring

Specific to this role, we would like to see that you can tick off a fair amount of the boxes below:

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or a related field.
• Hands-on experience installing, commissioning, maintaining or improving the reliability of cranes or industrial lifting equipment.
• Experience from heavy industry, manufacturing or industrial maintenance.
• Good understanding of crane systems, electrical and mechanical equipment, and relevant industry standards.
• Experience with reliability methods such as RCA, FMEA and preventive or predictive maintenance, as well as CMMS/EAM systems (e.g. SAP PM, Hexagon or Maximo).
• Good English communication skills. Swedish is an advantage.