Condition Monitoring Engineer

Job description / Role

- Overall responsibility for vibration analysis to investigate, troubleshoot rotating equipment problems.
- To build/review equipment database in the software, and schedule measurement routes all equipment.
- To investigate, troubleshoot and prepare action notes for problematic rotating equipment.
- To monitor the critical equipment using online condition monitoring system.
- To perform in-situ Dynamic/Static Field Balancing jobs.
- To identify and analyse technical details of customer's requirements and to communicate these clearly and accurate to both the customer and the SKF organisation.
- To support reliability reviews on machines and equipment
- Provide solutions to customer application problems in support of customer’s maintenance agreement.
- To be responsible for customer relationship management at the engineering level.
- To participate in the execution of Root Cause Analysis of the customers' application.
- To follow site instructions and procedures; to report Environment Health and Safety (EHS) risks and EHS related incidents; to follow quality specifications and requirements, and identify quality risks and opportunities for improvement.

Requirements

- Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- Experience in using portable data collectors/analyzers and Asset Management software.
- ISO 18436-2 Category III certified Analyst
- Minimum 7 years of experience in Machinery Diagnostics and Analysis preferably in Oil Refineries, Petrochemicals, Fertilizers, or Power Industry
- Good rotating machinery knowledge is essential
- Coordination & communication skills.
- Ability to work with minimum supervision
- Preferably applicant with transferable IQAMA

About the Company

SKF has been a leading global technology provider since 1907. Our fundamental strength is the ability to continuously develop new technologies then use them to create products that offer competitive advantages to our customers. With more than 35 years experience in production and service of instruments for monitoring, analysis and diagnosis of mechanical behaviour of critical machinery, SKF offers total system integration by bringing advanced condition monitoring and protection systems into a plant-wide control platform. This integration leads to the avoidance of costly unexpected down-time and reduced operating and maintenance costs. The end result is not only improved profitability, but also a better and safer environment.