Rotating Equipment Specialist

Our Client operates in the Oil and Energy industry, with its headquarters rooted strongly in Saudi Arabia. It has its branches spread to more than 50 countries, providing employment to more than 68,500 people all over the world. They fall under the Fortune 500 Companies. They are one of the world’s largest oil producers. They are constantly growing by creating new technologies through its Research and Development efforts and branch into new business lines through Investments and Acquisitions.

Responsibilities:

You will be required to perform the following:

• Provide gas compressor support when requested by the plant maintenance and operation.
• Support gas compressor inspection and major overhaul.
• Provide technical support for the plant rotating equipment including air compressors, reciprocating compressors, pumps and their auxiliary systems.
• Carry out rotating equipment failure troubleshooting and propose corrective actions.
• Help the team to maintain the highest achievable life, availability and reliability of the plant rotating equipment by carrying out RCA, technology deployment, performance monitoring, etc.
• Propose, support and manage the plant rotating equipment upgrade and replacement projects.
• Support in the rotating equipment maintenance strategy development and review.

Requirements:

• As the successful candidate you will hold a Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering from a recognized and approved program. An advanced degree is preferred.
• You will have minimum of ten years, experience in rotating equipment, including at least five year in oil and gas business.
• You will have high experience in gas compressor and their auxiliary systems
• You must have advanced understanding of vibration and rotor dynamics
• You must have adequate skills in condition monitoring, troubleshooting and root cause analysis
• Understanding of international standard is a requirement
• General understanding of rotating equipment is also necessary
• Vibration analyst certification is preferred