Spare Parts & Obsolescence Engineer

Your responsibilities:

• Review constructor-supplied spare parts against project requirements.
• Identify missing, insufficient, or misaligned spares based on O&M objectives.
• Analyse system-level obsolescence plans provided by the constructor and develop a project-wide strategy aligned with the company’s criticality, operational risk, and maintenance objectives.
• Categorize parts (critical/non-critical), define min/max levels based on maintenance strategy.
• Estimate storage requirements (space, environmental, security) based on parts volume and nature.
• Recommend onsite/offsite balance, just-in-time options.
• Flag critical parts approaching end of life for bulk purchase before they become unavailable.
• Track End-of-Life status, supplier support timelines, and industry alerts for all critical and at-risk parts.

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Industrial, or a related field.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in spare parts management, logistics, maintenance support or obsolescence planning.
• Experience in maintenance.
• Experience with heavy industry sector or transportation.
• Good leadership skills to engage all the stakeholders.
• Good communication skills.

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Part of the LGM Group, LGM North America offers specialized engineering services for complex industrial systems. Our main areas of expertise include RAMS studies, Maintenance Engineering, Integrated Logistic Support, Technical Publications and Industrial Performance.

We are involved on many major public transportation projects that will contribute greatly to the advancement of Canadian mobility. We always provide expertise to our clients with the same passion and high-quality standards as we operate in these following sectors: Railway, aeronautics, defense, and energy.

By joining our team, you will be part of a growing company that makes an impact worldwide through innovative engineering projects and practices.