Monitoring Technician III

Responsibilities

• Act as the technical reference for condition monitoring and database management.
• Perform advanced vibration diagnostics (ODS, Cascade, Synchronous Averages, etc.) for critical equipment.
• Conduct measurements and diagnostics for low-speed equipment using vibration, acoustic emission, and lubricant analysis.
• Collect field data using various instruments, including thermography, ultrasound, and noise measurement tools.
• Perform internal inspections of gearboxes, bearings, and housings.
• Execute multi-plane balancing of rigid and flexible rotors.
• Supervise shaft alignments for complex machinery using laser alignment tools or dial indicators.
• Develop technical reports, procedures, and instructions for the monitoring team.
• Train and develop staff in spectral analysis, bearing concepts, and multi-technique monitoring.
• Recommend equipment shutdowns in cases of imminent failure to protect people and assets.

Requirements

• Technical degree in Mechanics, Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, or related fields.
• Vibration Analysis certification (ISO-18436-2) at Level I, II, or III.
• Expertise in bearing technology, adjustment, and failure analysis.
• Proficiency in Acoustic Emission for low-speed monitoring.
• Experience with industrial lubrication and lubricant analysis interpretation.
• Knowledge of mechanical thermography and industrial ultrasound.
• Ability to work with databases, networks, and Industry 4.0 concepts.
• Basic technical English skills.
• Professional experience in condition monitoring within an industrial environment.

Preferred Qualifications

• Higher education (Degree/Engineering) in Mechanical, Production, Electrical, or Mechatronics Engineering.

About the Company

ANDRITZ is a global leader in providing innovative solutions for key industrial sectors. We are driven by passion, partnership, perspective, and versatility, working at the forefront of engineering technologies to ensure the success of our customers worldwide.