Officer Condition Monitoring

Tianqi Lithium Australia – Kwinana Beach WA Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA) is a joint venture between Tianqi Lithium Corporation and IGO Ltd. As pioneers in the Australian lithium industry, we've already achieved great things, including building the first battery‑grade lithium hydroxide plant in Australia, paving the way for Australia to be a major player in the global transition to a clean energy future. We're looking for people who want to be a part of the industry of the future – people who work with purpose and urgency, take initiative, and rise to challenges. We're seeking individuals who empower others, embrace innovation, and want to work in an open and supportive environment, where teamwork and collaboration are valued. At TLEA, you'll be part of a team that is excited to be involved in a world‑class project that benefits not only the Western Australian community but the world. Are you passionate about making a real impact? TLEA is welcoming applications for a full‑time Condition Monitoring Officer to join our team, at the Kwinana plant. The successful applicant will play a critical role in monitoring and managing the health of fixed plant production equipment. Your work will enhance equipment reliability, standardise condition monitoring practices, and advance asset health capabilities across operations. This role is responsible for collecting, analysing, and reporting condition monitoring data to identify early signs of failure and enable predictive, proactive maintenance that minimises downtime and optimises asset performance. This role works closely with engineers, planners, mechanics, supervisors, and OEM representatives to ensure accurate interpretation of data and effective maintenance interventions. In addition to possessing our core values of distinction, pragmatism, honesty, tenacity and innovation, this position will suit an individual who is detail‑oriented, analytically minded, and highly collaborative. Responsibilities Conduct routine data collection (vibration analysis, thermography, lubrication, ultrasonic testing, and non‑destructive testing). Review and interpret data from condition monitoring and maintenance history. Recommend proactive maintenance actions. Collaborate with operations, planning and maintenance teams to ensure timely execution of corrective actions. Publish monthly reports and provide input at engineering meetings. Maintain, calibrate, and manage diagnostic equipment. Participate in root cause analysis and continuous improvement projects. Continuously improve monitoring practices through feedback loops and learnings. Provide expert guidance on fixed plant condition monitoring strategies. Use time‑series analysis to identify degradation patterns and defect progression. Support cost‑saving initiatives through early defect detection and condition‑based maintenance strategies. Identify and manage implementation of innovative/smart monitoring technologies. Ensure all work complies with site safety, WHS, and environmental standards. Qualifications A trade qualification or tertiary engineering degree with experience in condition monitoring and proven application of condition‑based maintenance strategies. Vibration Category‑2 and Lubrication Category‑2 certified. Deep technical knowledge of fixed plant assets such as conveyors, kiln/drums, pumps, and other rotating machinery. Proficiency in SAP or equivalent CMMS platforms. Hands‑on experience with vibration analysis, thermography, and lubrication monitoring techniques, including accurate interpretation and practical application. Advanced data analysis skills, including using systems such as Asset Health Manager, PI System, or equivalent. Ability to manage competing priorities while monitoring trends across critical fixed plant assets. Clear and effective communication skills, with the ability to translate technical insights for diverse audiences including planners, engineers, and frontline teams. Strong problem‑solving capability, resilience under pressure, and a commitment to timely delivery. Excellent interpersonal skills and a collaborative approach to working across teams and functions. Experience with root cause analysis and equipment failure investigations (desired). Advanced Microsoft Office programs skills. Benefits Contribute to a green and sustainable industry of the future. Competitive salary with a performance‑based discretionary bonus structure. Additional Superannuation. Award and recognition program. Long service leave option after five years (pro rata). Supportive colleagues committed to your success and well‑being. Inclusive and diverse work environment. Location TLEA proudly acknowledges and the Whadjuk and Gnaala Karla Boodja people of the Noongar Nation, as the traditional custodians of the Kwinana area, where we operate our plant. Kwinana is 38 km from the Perth central business district, 20 km from City of Fremantle and just 7km from Rockingham. #J-18808-Ljbffr