Lead PdM Technician I

1. Utilize Predictive Maintenance (PdM) technologies available (Vibration Analysis, Lube Oil Analysis, Infrared Thermography, Ultrasound, Motor Current Analysis, etc.) to determine the condition of facility’s assets.

2. Utilize RCM principles or similar methodology to determine maintenance requirements of facility’s asset.

3. Reviews and analyses vibration data collected on facility rotating equipment in an effort to identify deviation from acceptable vibration levels.

4. Prepares technical reports with recommendations based on vibration analysis, as well as other Predictive Maintenance technologies, to ensure long term reliability of rotating equipment.

5. Performs Quality Assurance / Quality Control checks on repaired equipment prior to installation and during re-commissioning.

6. Reports any abnormalities found on equipment; troubleshoots to resolve issues; makes repair recommendations to his superior.

7. Reviews transient data formats for turbo-machinery during all emergency shutdowns and on start-up subsequent to these events

8. Provides input for Reliability monthly report with respect to Inspection activities.

9. Use specialized testing equipment and troubleshoot complex equipment problems and develop effective resolutions.

10. Maintaining records related to work performed including use of computers.

11. Reading and interpreting plans, diagrams, drawings, instructions, and related technical materials

12. Assist the Reliability and Maintenance Engineers, and TSD as required, to review the history record of failed equipment.

13. Ability to build and configure equipment databases (rotating and electrical equipment) as part of overall Condition Monitoring program.