The Vibration Asset Specialist manages multiple Predictive Maintenance (PdM) programs, including route-based programs and remotely monitored wireless and online systems. The role provides high-level customer support remotely and on-site, supports cloud-hosted applications, performs on-site balancing and laser alignment, and conducts in-depth machinery troubleshooting. Work spans industries such as biopharmaceuticals, power, water treatment, manufacturing, central utilities, and mining. The specialist independently analyzes vibration data, maintains PdM and reporting databases, and delivers timely reports that support proactive maintenance, machinery reliability, and reduced downtime and operating costs. The role also supports customers and colleagues with troubleshooting, maintains effective communication between analysts and customers, and builds customer relationships to support service-contract renewal and expansion. The position is primarily home-office based, with periodic customer-site visits and regular local travel. Customer sites may involve varying environmental conditions and demanding physical requirements. Travel is stated as 75% regular local travel and 25% occasional travel within the larger territory. Compensation is listed by analyst level: Level II Vibration Analyst, $35.81–$42.52; Level III Vibration Analyst, $38.16–$53.77. Work experience, industry knowledge, and unique skills are considered when setting base wage. Additional incentive compensation may include a quarterly sales bonus, an annual sales escalation payment, and annual profit share.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed