Condition Monitoring Technicians

• Carry out routine and non-routine machinery condition monitoring data collection using data collectors and computerized CM systems with direction and support from the supervisor • Carry out trouble-shooting, failure investigation, shop and site rotor balancing, borescopic inspection, lube oil collection, performance testing and commissioning checks of newly installed equipment. • Carry out routine and non-routine Condition Monitoring activities effectively and safely • Collect vibration and operational parameters and upload into the Machine Analyst database. Review all exception reports in the database on daily basis. • Carry out dynamic balancing, turbine borescope inspection, lube oil collection & analysis and gas turbines/gas compressors & pumps performance evaluation • Update overhauls and bearings change events into the history database. Review daily trip events (or failure events) and coordinate with production teams to carry out necessary actions • Identify and report machines with chronic problems and recommend necessary actions • Carry out commissioning checks of newly installed rotating equipment • Carry out troubleshooting and failure investigations. Coordinate with area asset teams in troubleshooting activities as necessary