About This Role:
We have a great opportunity for a Condition Monitoring Technician who will perform maintenance planning and scheduling for the process plant to ensure availability of resources, reduce unplanned equipment maintenance and prevent equipment breakdowns. Main Responsibility Areas will include;

• Condition Monitoring
• Health, Safety and Environment
• Reporting
• Work Scheduling and Allocation

In This Role You Will:

• Conduct routine condition monitoring tasks on all rotating equipment and other tools, according to the established schedules and as per plant requirements.
• Conduct extensive analyses on vibration and other data collected to diagnose / troubleshoot rotating machinery problems and recommend remedial measures.
• Perform specialised non-destructive testing (NDT’s) toward the goal of maintaining equipment availability.
• Conduct stress testing on various piping elements within the mine.
• Conduct oil sampling activities on process plant equipment, as and when required.
• Comply with Newmont mine, health and safety regulations and Reliability Technician policies and procedures.
• Accept personal responsibility for own health and safety.
• Maintain and improve health and safety standards and practices.
• Attend safety meetings.
• Maintain records of condition monitoring maintenance and repair work.
• Compile reports on field observations and factor results into weekly / fortnightly planning.
• Produce daily reports indicating the jobs completed for the day and submit the report to the Reliability Engineer.
• Accomplish work objectives by determining own work schedule, coordinate with support services and assign short-term tasks to other Technicians, as necessary.

Your Skills, Knowledge & Experience Checklist:

• Diploma or equivalent technical qualifications in Engineering (Mechanical or Instrumentation preferred).
• Specialized training in vibration analysis and other Condition Monitoring techniques.
• Strong knowledge of maintenance principles and industry standards.
• Knowledge of the condition / health of critical assets.
• Minimum of 4 – 6 years’ experience in Condition Monitoring within the mining industry.
• Working experience of PC-based On-Line and Off-Line Condition Monitoring Systems (Hardware and Software).
• Sound analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Sound communication (written and verbal) and interpersonal skills.
• Sound computer literacy skills (SAP, MS Word, Outlook and other Windows applications).
• Ability to predict the onset of equipment failure that could lead to the loss of asset functionality.