As a Condition Monitoring Technician, you will play a key role in ensuring the reliability of plant equipment through vibration analysis, thermography, and ultrasonic testing. Your expertise in condition monitoring will support the plant's performance, helping identify potential issues before they become problems.
Duties: Perform preventative maintenance tasks as directed by the Supervisor or other team leaders Follow work schedules and comply with work instruction documents Maintain tooling and equipment to a high standard, ensuring serviceability Ensure calibration requirements for all test equipment are kept up to date Maintain Condition Monitoring databases with relevant equipment details, in accordance with company standards and guidelines Actively communicate and escalate any plant equipment issues to the Supervisor and Leadership Team in a timely manner Complete all required training within the timeframe provided, including role-specific training, technical courses, VOC's, and mandatory safety courses Identify hazards and take immediate action to rectify, logging hazards in the BMS system Adhere to and contribute to individual and department KPIs Raise detailed Notifications in SAP for materials, labor, and equipment allocation Attend breakdown and break-in tasks as directed by the leadership team Contribute to the development and updating of work instruction manuals (PRTs / SWIs) Lead installations of permanent condition monitoring technologies (e.g., accelerometers) and associated cabling Introduction We are seeking an experienced Condition Monitoring Technician to join our team. This role involves performing vibration analysis, thermography, ultrasonic testing, and other diagnostic techniques to ensure the optimal performance and reliability of plant equipment. This position offers an 8 : 6 roster FIFO from Perth, with the potential for permanency, providing long-term career opportunities with a leading mining operation.
Essential skills and knowledge Requirements: Recognised mechanical trade certificate Valid Driver's Licence (Minimum C Class but HR is highly desirable) Category II Vibration Analyst Level I or Level II MLA (Mechanical Lubrication) certification Thermography Level I certificate Ultrasonic Testing Level I certificate Airborne Ultrasound Level I certificate Demonstrated minimum 2 years mining experience with lubrication services Strong commitment to workplace safety Full Australian Working Rights Demonstrated commitment to safety and zero harm Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities Benefits: Supportive workplace culture that values your growth and success Camp facilities include a gym, and a fantastic wet mess, offering a comfortable experience Rolling roster, providing a stable and predictable work schedule Personalised guidance throughout the recruitment process Salary sacrificing Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Corporate discounts #J-18808-Ljbffr