Reliability Engineer
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Sibelco Group in Robilante
Location:Robilante
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At Sibelco, we advance life through materials.
For over 150 years, we’ve been a trusted leader in sourcing, transforming, and distributing specialty industrial minerals. Our work powers progress across industries as diverse as glass, ceramics, construction, coatings, polymers, and water purification. Beyond our materials, we’re proud of our commitment to sustainability, innovation, and empowering people from all walks of life to thrive and make a meaningful impact.
Are We the Perfect Match?At Sibelco, we believe building a successful career is a two‑way journey. We’re looking for individuals who share our values and vision, just as much as you’re seeking a company that aligns with your aspirations. Together, we can shape the future.
Job Description:The Global Graduate Programme – A Fast-Track to Leadership
The Sibelco Global Graduate Programme is a two-year rotational programme consisting of two one-year assignments in key operational and commercial roles.
Participants gain hands‑on experience with real business projects, ensuring early responsibility and exposure to strategic decision‑making.
Participants receive a permanent contract from the start, ensuring long‑term career prospects within Sibelco. As part of this programme, we are recruiting a Graduate Reliability engineer for a one‑year assignment focused on using operational and maintenance data, advanced analytics and AI to improve maintenance effectiveness and production performance at the Robilante Cluster in Italy.
Graduates must also be open to spending their second year in a different cluster outside their initial region to gain international or regional business exposure.
Your Impact in This Role:
- Analyse recurring operational and maintenance challenges across the Robilante plant
- Analyse historical maintenance data to identify failure patterns, root c