Reliability Project Engineer

Adecco is currently recruiting for a dynamic Reliability Project Engineer to join our esteemed client, a leading force in the Auto Populated Field Manufacturing industry. Located in North York, ON, this temporary position presents an exciting pathway to a permanent role within the organization. The successful candidate will assume a pivotal role in leading Deviation Investigations, continuous improvement initiatives, Reliability programs, and ensuring technical governance and compliance with ETS departments and relevant stakeholders. If you are a detail-oriented individual with a deep understanding of manufacturing systems, cGMPs and root cause analysis, this opportunity may be yours. Apply now!

• Pay Rate: 54.55 / hour
• Location: North York, ON
• Shifts: Monday-Friday
• Job type: Temporary to permanent, 3-month contract |Full-time

• Hires fast, pays weekly.
• 4% vacation pay paid out on each weekly pay cheque.
• Medical and dental benefits once qualified.
• Free training programs
• New and quicker onboarding process
• Pathway to permanent hire

• Lead, develop/scope and execute an investigation. Strategize in collaboration with Manufacturing, Quality Operations, and SMEs – (MTech, ETS trades, QC, QOVS, QOSA, etc.), as required.
• Perform Root Cause Analysis by conducting Shop Floor Walkthrough (GEMBA), select appropriate analytical tools to collect and analyze data to determine true root cause. Leverage analytical engineering approach, the CMMS (SAP-PM), other historical or process data, as required.
• Utilize appropriate Reliability Centered Maintenance tools to investigate & implement appropriate Preventative actions for deviations.
• Prepare timely manufacturing/maintenance investigations to support other functional areas as requested. And ensure reports are technically sound, clear, concise, and comprehensive.
• Identify and develop process improvements to remediate risks, within specific platform or across the site.
• Evaluate appropriate CAPAs scope & action, to ensure true root cause is addressed.

• Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation, Electrical, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering.
• Minimum two (2) years of relevant experience in manufacturing or maintenance environments, preferably in pharmaceuticals.
• In-depth knowledge of cGMPs and experience in regulatory inspections.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
• Proficiency in technical writing and familiarity with software programs such as SAP, Trackwise & Microsoft Office Suite.
• Must be legally eligible to work and reside in Canada.