We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Junior Condition Monitoring Technician to support vibration monitoring, oil analysis, and basic equipment health diagnostics. This entry-level position is ideal for individuals with a mechanical or instrumentation background who are keen to build a career in predictive maintenance and reliability engineering. You will assist senior technicians and engineers in performing condition monitoring tasks on rotating and static mechanical equipment in industrial facilities.
Use handheld vibration data collectors (e.g., CSI, SKF, Emerson) to gather readings from pumps, compressors, motors, fans, turbines, and gearboxes.
Tag and inspect equipment before data collection to ensure correct measurement points.
Assist in identifying abnormal vibration levels and alert senior personnel for further analysis.
Collect oil samples from machines following standard sampling procedures and ensure proper labeling.
Send samples to laboratories and maintain documentation of sampling activities.
Support routine inspections of lubricant levels, contamination, and leak checks.
Support visual inspection of equipment for signs of wear, overheating, misalignment, or abnormal operation.
Document and report unusual conditions or preliminary findings to the Condition Monitoring Engineer.
Maintain and update condition monitoring logs and schedules.
Participate in training for vibration analysis, thermography, ultrasound, and oil analysis techniques.
Gain exposure to ISO/ANSI/ASTM condition monitoring standards and best practices.
Vibration and oil condition data collection
Equipment health support for reliability programs
Safety and accurate documentation
On-the-job learning and skill development
Diploma/ITI in Mechanical, Mechatronics, or Instrumentation Engineering
Entry-level certification in vibration or lubrication (e.g., ISO CAT I, MLA I) is a plus
0–2 years of experience in industrial maintenance or reliability
Internship or hands-on exposure in plant equipment monitoring is beneficial
Basic knowledge of mechanical rotating equipment and lubrication systems
Familiarity with handheld data collectors and sampling tools preferred
Ability to read simple mechanical drawings and work with CMMS software (preferred)
Eagerness to learn and grow in the reliability and condition monitoring field
Attention to detail and accuracy in data recording
Good communication and willingness to work in field environments