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Condition Monitoring Supervisor Location: Canga East An inclusive environment for all We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where employees feel comfortable being themselves. We also want everyone to feel that their voices matter, that all cultures are respected, and that perspectives, as diverse as they are, are not only welcome, but essential to our success. We treat each other fairly and with dignity, regardless of race, gender, nationality, ethnicity, religion, age, sexual orientation or any other distinguishing aspect. At Rio Tinto, we welcome and encourage applications from women, older workers, persons with disabilities and representatives from diverse backgrounds. Everyone is different, and we believe that these differences are our strength. The diversity of skills, life experiences, and perspectives within our team enhances the way we work and our ability to succeed together. About the role The Supervisor leads a team of technicians to assess machinery health, driving proactive maintenance to ensure high equipment reliability Develop and maintain standards for condition monitoring techniques and integrate findings into the CMMS/APM system. Lead scheduling, implementation and execution of condition monitoring programs for Fixed plant and Heavy Mobile Equipment (HME) assets Analyze predictive data (vibration, oil, and thermography) to prevent failures, drive RCA, optimize maintenance plans, and ensure safety compliance Train and mentor technicians and operators on condition monitoring practices and defect reporting Key Responsibilities Condition Monitoring Program Management Develop reliability management plans and KPIs for mobile and process plant assets. Conduct RCM (Reliability Centered Maintenance) studies and create preventive maintenance strategies tailored to site conditions. Perform FMEA and criticality analysis for major systems and components. Provide technical input into shutdown planning and long‑term asset strategies. Condition Monitoring & Data Analysis Develop and implement condition monitoring strategies for HME and ancillary equipment (oil analysis, vibration, thermography, ultrasonic testing, thickness measurement). Ensure timely sampling and analysis of lubricants, coolants, and other fluids; interpret results and recommend corrective actions. Coordinate vibration analysis and thermal imaging inspections for critical components. Ensure thickness measurement of conveyor belts and chute/bins liners Data Management & Reporting Analyze predictive data, trends, and reports to provide actionable maintenance advice to engineering and production teams. Validate and upload condition monitoring data into CMMS/APM systems; ensure data integrity and traceability. Generate regular reports on equipment health, trends, and reliability of KPIs for decision-making. Collaborate with reliability engineers to integrate findings into maintenance strategies and defect elimination processes. Compliance & Safety Ensure all condition monitoring activities comply with site safety standards, OEM guidelines, and regulatory requirements. Promote contamination control and safe handling of samples and monitoring equipment. Training & Capability Building Deliver training sessions for technicians and operators on condition monitoring techniques and interpretation of results. Mentor team members build internal expertise in predictive maintenance and reliability improvement. Qualifications & Experience Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, Reliability Engineering, or related field. Certifications in condition monitoring techniques (e.g., Vibration Analysis CAT II/III, Thermography, Oil Analysis) are an advantage. Strong safety permit to work and LOTOTO system understanding 7+ years of experience in condition monitoring and predictive maintenance within mining or heavy industry. Hands-on experience with oil analysis, vibration monitoring, and thermographic inspections on HME. Proficiency in condition monitoring tools and software; ability to interpret complex data sets. Knowledge of CMMS/APM systems and integration of condition monitoring data. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail. Language: French & English desirable. Ability to work in remote mining environments and travel as required. Commitment to safety and continuous improvement What we offer Get recognition for your contributions, your ability to think, your hard work, and the satisfaction of knowing that you have helped the world move forward. Work environment where safety is always the top priority Competitive base salary based on your skills and experience Annual cash incentives for eligible employees Career development opportunities and training assistance to achieve your aspirations • Access to family-friendly health programs, top-notch retirement and savings plans Wellness benefits Rio Tinto's generous employee stock ownership plan Employee Assistance Program One-on-one wellness support (personal and professional matters) for you and your family Comprehensive leave policy covering all important life moments (vacation/annual, paid parental leave, etc.) About the Simandou Project The Simandou Iron Ore Project is located in the Republic of Guinea, West Africa. It is Africa’s largest infrastructure and mining project and represents one of the largest known reserves of high-grade iron ore in the world. Rio Tinto holds rights to Simandou Blocks 3 and 4 through SimFer, a joint venture between the Government of the Republic of Guinea, Rio Tinto and Chalco Iron Ore Holdings (CIOH). Construction of the mine, together with the associated rail and port infrastructure, is well underway with first production from the SimFer mine expected in 2025. About Rio Tinto Rio Tinto is a global leader in the mining and materials companies. We are established in 35 countries where we produce iron ore, copper, aluminum, critical minerals, and other materials needed for the global energy transition and the prosperity of people, communities, and nations. We have been in business for 150 years, drawing on knowledge accumulated over generations and on different continents. Our mission – to find better ways to provide the materials the world needs – guides us in our quest for innovation and continuous improvement, with the goal of making products that are low in emissions and meet the right environmental, social and governance standards. But because we can't do it alone, we focus on creating partnerships that allow us to solve problems, create mutually beneficial situations and seize opportunities.