Job description

Reporting to the Integrity & Compliance Manager and Team Lead of Reliability & Condition Monitoring, the Condition Monitoring Engineer establishes systems and procedures for managing condition monitoring and the performance of turbo machineries and rotating equipment from operations, maintenance, and integrity perspectives, aiming to reduce mean time between maintenance and overall life cycle costs. The role sets condition monitoring inspection plans for all turbo machineries and ancillaries; performs and oversees required condition monitoring tasks per company standards/specifications; conducts boroscopic inspection of internals (blades, impellers, bearings); executes extensive vibration analysis and other diagnostic techniques to troubleshoot rotating machinery and recommend remedial measures; performs performance evaluation on turbo machineries; participates in reliability improvement programs (RCM, RAM studies) and leads Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) as required; evaluates and implements new technologies for condition monitoring and performance diagnosis; studies and improves parameters influencing equipment condition (e.g., lube oil quality, temperature, pressure); develops reports for routine plans and investigations; performs motor health checks using motor current signature analysis; acts as custodian for condition monitoring standards/specifications and inspection data/database; and conducts detailed health checks for turbomachinery and other rotating equipment using total condition monitoring techniques. The role manages allocated resourcing, develops yearly plans and budgets, sets development/competency programs and conducts coaching for subordinates, and ensures adherence to Quality & HSE procedures/guidelines, accountability/criticality/safety/security/hygiene procedures, and all statutory HSE requirements. Tools and platforms include SAP, Bentley Nevada System 1 and ADRE, SKF and CSI analyzers, condition monitoring packages, and project management tools, with working knowledge required across gas turbines, centrifugal compressors, cooler fans, pumps, OEM manuals, engineering drawings (P&IDs/PFDs), refinery/petrochemical processes, applicable codes/standards, and OTTCO’s IT technology platform and HSE standards. Work is performed across field operations and office environments in Oman – Muscat, Duqm, and Ras Markaz.