Louisville MSD
Asset Reliability Analyst I/II/III/Sr (Physical/Enterprise Asset Management )
Louisville MSD, Louisville, Kentucky, us, 40201
Salary Ranges
Asset Reliability Analyst I: $63,897.60 - $97,427.20
Asset Reliability Analyst II: $68,785.60 - $105,788.80
Asset Reliability Analyst III: $74,172.80 - $114,920.00
Asset Reliability Senior Analyst: $86,340.80 - $136,011.20
Asset Reliability Analyst I Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Asset Reliability Analyst II Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Develops risk‑based structured maintenance and inspection schedules, and rehabilitation, repair, and replacement recommendations.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Asset Reliability Analyst III Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Develops risk‑based structured maintenance and inspection schedules.
Develops rehabilitation, repair, and replacement recommendations and forecasts.
Develops corrective actions and mitigation strategies to improve operational performance.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Asset Reliability Senior Analyst Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Develops risk‑based structured maintenance and inspection schedules.
Develops rehabilitation, repair, and replacement recommendations and forecasts.
Develops corrective actions and mitigation strategies to improve operational performance.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Advanced Responsibilities (All Levels) Administers cross‑departmental teams to support asset commissioning and decommissioning processes in IPS, SAP, GIS, and SCADA.
Works with MSD project managers, consultants, contractors, and developers to obtain accurate asset data, required inventory and non‑inventory part information, and O&M requirements during design, construction, and rehabilitation of capital assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans for lifecycle management.
Develops and maintains job plans based on manufacturer recommendations and cross‑departmental input.
Participates in cross‑departmental development team meetings and updates associated AM program documents.
Maintains and executes routine reports and monitoring processes to assess asset condition and performance using data stored in MSD information systems, including IPS, GIS, LIMS, and SCADA, and coordinates corrections to the data with staff across MSD when anomalies are found.
Maintains procedures, work instructions, guidance documents, user and technical workflows, training content, and other process documentation for personal job functions and department‑supported systems, processes, and integrations.
Tests system upgrades, workflows, interfaces and issue solutions for department‑supported systems, processes, and integrations.
Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures.
Maintains and operates one of MSD’s flood pumping stations when river conditions and the USACE manual dictate.
Skills and Knowledge
Knowledge of asset management principles and techniques
Knowledge of MSD procedures and methods
Knowledge of the Clean Water Act and related regulations as they pertain to MSD
Knowledge of CMOM and NMC programs and guidelines
Knowledge of relational database management and report development
Skill in utilizing IPS, Power BI, Access, and Visio
Skill in analytical process development
Skill in oral and written communication
Skill in technical writing
Skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite)
Skill in exercising tact and diplomacy
Ability to exercise judgment and discretion
Ability to research problems and initiate solutions
Ability to gather, analyze and interpret data
Ability to read engineering drawings
Ability to maintain accurate records
Ability to manage multiple priorities
Ability to plan and organize work effectively
Ability to work in a team environment
Ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure
Ability to work 24‑hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends
Ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure
Education and Certifications Bachelor’s degree in engineering, statistics, data science, or a related field.
No prior experience required for Analyst I; two or more years of related experience for Analyst II; five or more years for Analyst III; eight or more years for Senior Analyst.
Must obtain Pipeline Assessment Certification Program (PACP) certification within six months of being hired.
Must possess a valid driver’s license and demonstrate safe work and driving habits.
Additional certifications preferred: Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) or Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional (CMRP); Project Management Professional (PMP).
Other Requirements
Must have one or more years of experience managing projects under direct supervision (Analyst I, II) or indirect supervision (Analyst III, Senior).
Must be able to work 24‑hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Must maintain accurate records and manage multiple priorities effectively.
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Asset Reliability Analyst I: $63,897.60 - $97,427.20
Asset Reliability Analyst II: $68,785.60 - $105,788.80
Asset Reliability Analyst III: $74,172.80 - $114,920.00
Asset Reliability Senior Analyst: $86,340.80 - $136,011.20
Asset Reliability Analyst I Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Asset Reliability Analyst II Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Develops risk‑based structured maintenance and inspection schedules, and rehabilitation, repair, and replacement recommendations.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Asset Reliability Analyst III Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Develops risk‑based structured maintenance and inspection schedules.
Develops rehabilitation, repair, and replacement recommendations and forecasts.
Develops corrective actions and mitigation strategies to improve operational performance.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Asset Reliability Senior Analyst Administers commissioning and decommissioning processes for MSD's infrastructure assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans and job plans.
Develops risk‑based structured maintenance and inspection schedules.
Develops rehabilitation, repair, and replacement recommendations and forecasts.
Develops corrective actions and mitigation strategies to improve operational performance.
Maintains MSD's Asset Management Program documentation.
Advanced Responsibilities (All Levels) Administers cross‑departmental teams to support asset commissioning and decommissioning processes in IPS, SAP, GIS, and SCADA.
Works with MSD project managers, consultants, contractors, and developers to obtain accurate asset data, required inventory and non‑inventory part information, and O&M requirements during design, construction, and rehabilitation of capital assets.
Develops and maintains asset class plans for lifecycle management.
Develops and maintains job plans based on manufacturer recommendations and cross‑departmental input.
Participates in cross‑departmental development team meetings and updates associated AM program documents.
Maintains and executes routine reports and monitoring processes to assess asset condition and performance using data stored in MSD information systems, including IPS, GIS, LIMS, and SCADA, and coordinates corrections to the data with staff across MSD when anomalies are found.
Maintains procedures, work instructions, guidance documents, user and technical workflows, training content, and other process documentation for personal job functions and department‑supported systems, processes, and integrations.
Tests system upgrades, workflows, interfaces and issue solutions for department‑supported systems, processes, and integrations.
Submits records for working files and final retention per MSD policy and procedures.
Maintains and operates one of MSD’s flood pumping stations when river conditions and the USACE manual dictate.
Skills and Knowledge
Knowledge of asset management principles and techniques
Knowledge of MSD procedures and methods
Knowledge of the Clean Water Act and related regulations as they pertain to MSD
Knowledge of CMOM and NMC programs and guidelines
Knowledge of relational database management and report development
Skill in utilizing IPS, Power BI, Access, and Visio
Skill in analytical process development
Skill in oral and written communication
Skill in technical writing
Skill in operating a PC and associated Windows environment software (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite)
Skill in exercising tact and diplomacy
Ability to exercise judgment and discretion
Ability to research problems and initiate solutions
Ability to gather, analyze and interpret data
Ability to read engineering drawings
Ability to maintain accurate records
Ability to manage multiple priorities
Ability to plan and organize work effectively
Ability to work in a team environment
Ability to work under heavy surges in workload and deadline pressure
Ability to work 24‑hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends
Ability to be courteous and helpful under pressure
Education and Certifications Bachelor’s degree in engineering, statistics, data science, or a related field.
No prior experience required for Analyst I; two or more years of related experience for Analyst II; five or more years for Analyst III; eight or more years for Senior Analyst.
Must obtain Pipeline Assessment Certification Program (PACP) certification within six months of being hired.
Must possess a valid driver’s license and demonstrate safe work and driving habits.
Additional certifications preferred: Certified Reliability Engineer (CRE) or Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professional (CMRP); Project Management Professional (PMP).
Other Requirements
Must have one or more years of experience managing projects under direct supervision (Analyst I, II) or indirect supervision (Analyst III, Senior).
Must be able to work 24‑hour emergency response, various shifts and weekends.
Must maintain accurate records and manage multiple priorities effectively.
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