Condition Monitoring Technician

learning the english language before an interview would be a good idea. communication is a vital asset. most of world uses or understands it.

Much of the world also capitalizes it properly.

Yes, but, as dd says, "common sense does'nt come from a book" .

Remember that the interviewer is only looking for three things:

1. Can the person do the job?
2. Will the person do the job?
3. Will the person fit the organisation?

Remember also that the interviewing company has a serious problem. The only way that it is going to solve that problem is to hire someone. Something on the application leads it to believe that the candidate they are interviewing might just be able to solve that problem.

At interview, find out what the true nature of the company's problem is, and sell it the solution.

Are you sure you're not punching above your weight there?

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You have just finished studying? You want an internship not a functional position. Right now you have no clue what you can or might be able to do or enjoy doing.

An internship will/should help you improve your poor communication skills for a start.

Hi

Look at all the major bearing manufacturers web sites as they offer conditioning monitoring. i.e oil sampling and vibration monitoring as well as temperature. This should give you some background information. Also the major desiel engine manufacturers use it some in a live situation, I know CAT have done it for many years.

All the major process industries use it as do the industries using big vehicles such as quarrying and mining. A trawl thor' the web should give you pleanty of background.

Good Luck

Oliver Dunthorne

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Condition Monitoring Technician can be many things.

It's really hard to give advice without some terms of reference.

Dont get discouraged by some of the comments. You are fresh boy from college, so be natural. Present yourself in proper way. It is understood that you may not be having any knowledge about the job you have applied for. Be frank and show your interest in learning the job requirements.Wish you good luck.

Take a look into "Reliability" and "Predictive Maintenance"

There are several different skills in each to be developed.

Infrared Thermography, Motor Circuit Analysis, Ultrasound, Vibration Analysis, Oil Sampling/Analysis, Failure Analysis, and the list goes on....

Be prepared to discuss each of these, and how you are willing to engage and learn each if necessary.