Reliability Engineer – FMCG
Things break. That’s what machines do. The question is: do you want to be the one who stops it happening so often?
I’m recruiting for a household-name FMCG manufacturer. One of the big players. They’re looking for a Reliability Engineer who knows how to make a fast-moving production plant run smoother, with less downtime and fewer “quick fixes” that don’t actually fix anything.
This isn’t about writing endless reports or turning TPM, Lean or Six Sigma into buzzwords. It’s about applying them properly to improve reliability and performance where it matters - on the shop floor.
What you’ll need:
A manufacturing background (FMCG experience will help).
Hands-on knowledge of TPM, Lean and/or Six Sigma.
The ability to solve problems at the root cause, not just plaster over them.
Communication skills that work on operators, engineers, and managers alike.
What’s on offer:
Monday - Friday (office hours - with flexibility)
A good salary.
A genuinely competitive benefits package (not just free parking)
The chance to work for one of the biggest names in the industry - the kind of brand that makes people nod when you tell them where you work.
If you like firefighting, this won’t be for you. If you like stopping the fire from starting in the first place, we should talk