Engr Planning Maintenance

As a Shutdown Planning Engineer, you will be responsible for the efficient implementation of Turnaround/Shutdown planning systems at the site in alignment with the Reliance philosophy. Your key accountabilities will include reviewing and auditing the Annual and 4-Week Planning Systems at all Plants, preparing Annual and multi-year Shutdown Plans, and conducting detailed Planning for Single/Multiple Plant Shutdowns and Turnarounds. You will play a crucial role in planning and coordinating pre-shutdown, shutdown, and post-shutdown meetings, as well as liaising with internal and external agencies for shutdown resource and other requirements. Working closely with the Central Planning Head, you will support in coordinating with other Sites/COE for Shutdown requirements and allocating and optimizing common resources across plants. Your responsibilities will also involve preparing detailed shutdown job/resource/budget planning and schedules in applicable systems, optimizing the Shutdown schedule, resources, and costs, as well as tracking Shutdown resources procurement/acquisition and mobilization. Monitoring, controlling, and reporting shutdown progress, ensuring proper closure of Shutdowns with detailed Delay/Gain analysis, and tracking post-Shutdown Actions till closure will be part of your role. Additionally, you will be required to periodically review and optimize the performance of the planning function of plants, coordinate with materials and plants for inventory management, and prepare MIS Reports and monitor KPIs for REAM and Shutdowns Management. You will also be involved in the coordination and compilation of site E & M Annual Planning and Budgeting and perform the power user role for SAP Equipment Master and Planned Maintenance modules at the site. To excel in this role, you should possess analytical thinking and skills for planning and decision-making, managerial, organizing, and coordination skills, excellent communication, reporting, and interpersonal skills. Familiarity with HSEF and REAM Procedures, as well as an understanding of Risk-Based Work Selection, will be essential. The ideal candidate for this position should hold a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and have a minimum of 6-9 years of overall experience, with at least 3 to 5 years of experience in maintenance/planning, including shutdown planning. Proficiency in Planning and Scheduling Systems/Tools such as SAP-PM, MS Project, and Primavera, along with familiarity with SAP-MM, will be advantageous.,