Offshore Condition Monitoring Engineer

Equinor Company

Poland

Remote

PLN 180,000 - 300,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Equinor is seeking a focused engineer to manage and optimize condition monitoring technologies for offshore wind assets. You will analyze CMS data to identify faults, optimize alarms, and provide technical recommendations to boost asset reliability and reduce downtime.

Required are experience in condition monitoring, reliability engineering, and English fluency, with Polish as a plus. You will collaborate with vendors and internal teams to advance predictive maintenance strategies across

Qualifications

Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Reliability, or related Engineering discipline.
3+ years in condition monitoring, reliability engineering, or advanced equipment diagnostics.
Knowledge of signal analysis and predictive maintenance techniques.
Experience interpreting condition monitoring and asset health data.
Familiarity with SCADA, CMS, and reliability management systems.
Understanding of wind turbine or rotating equipment failure modes.
Professional certification/training in condition monitoring analysis is advantageous.
Strong investigative, analytical, and reporting skills.
Fluency in English is required; Polish is beneficial.

Responsibilities

Own and manage condition monitoring systems across the wind farm.
Analyze vibration, oil, temperature and other condition monitoring data to identify developing faults.
Monitor and optimize CMS alarms, diagnostics, and system performance.
Provide recommendations for predictive maintenance interventions.
Support reliability investigations and asset health assessments.
Develop and improve predictive maintenance strategies and methodologies.
Manage interfaces with CMS vendors, OEMs, and specialist service providers.
Track and report asset condition trends and emerging technical risks.
Support technical discipline leads in Technical Integrity activities including handover process.