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S2:E10 Careers Considered - Reliability Engineering with Steven Dobie

In this week's episode of Masterminds in Maintenance, we are excited to have Steven Dobie, Reliability Engineer at Teck Resources Limited, back on the show!

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Summary

In this week's episode of Masterminds in Maintenance, we are excited to have Steven Dobie, Reliability Engineer at Teck Resources Limited, back on the show! Today's show looks a bit different than our usual episodes, and that's because this episode is the first in our new short series, "Careers Considered", which dives deeper into the different jobs in the maintenance and reliability industry. To kick things off, Steven gives us a glimpse into Reliability Engineering! Listen today!

Episode Show Notes

  • What are some of the main responsibilities of being a Reliability Engineer?
  • What are the hard and soft skills someone needs to develop in order to become a Reliability Engineer?
  • What does success look like as a Reliability Engineer, and how do you measure it?

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