Industrial Asset Health Monitoring Analyst

ATS•Greenville, SC

About The Position

What if you could stop failures before they happen? Do you excel at spotting patterns across ultrasonic, vibration, and oil analysis data? Can you translate predictive signals into steps that technicians can act on today? If so, you’ll thrive as our Industrial Asset Health Monitoring Analyst. Your Impact Interrogate multi-source condition data from remote sensors—ultrasonic inspections, vibration trends, lubricant analyses, and contextual operating signals. Leverage analytics tools to flag high-impact risks and influence maintenance teams to prioritize actions that shrink downtime, reactive work, and failures. Evaluate equipment specs and historical behavior to recommend proactive, asset-specific corrective measures. Identify trend shifts and likely root causes, providing timely recommendations that prevent outages and control costs. Detect early-stage component degradation and its sources—well before it becomes damage or failure. How You’ll Operate Lead cadence calls with customers; field inbound and escalated technical questions by phone and platform; escalate to Senior Condition Monitoring Experts when complexity demands. Serve as secondary triage for new inquiries—resolve independently or route appropriately. Deliver clear asset health reports, highlight critical findings, and document root cause narratives. Turn statistics and predictions into frontline action plans with concise, actionable summaries. Partner directly with technicians to coach troubleshooting, guide data capture, and support on-the-job corrective actions. During program “first-pass,” review device installs, verify data accuracy, and share initial insights from newly connected assets. Provide customer training on interpreting monitoring outputs and choosing corrective responses. Offer consistent follow-up through regular meetings; help quantify savings and uncover continuous improvement projects.

Requirements

Associate degree or technical school equivalent plus 4 years of related experience/training, or comparable education/experience mix.
Experience in industrial manufacturing and predictive maintenance workflows.
Advanced proficiency in machine diagnostics and complex system behavior.
Excellent customer-facing communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Working toward NDT Level I in Ultrasound, Thermography/Infrared, and Vibration.
ISO CAT I in Lubrication/Oil Analysis.
ISO CAT II in Vibration.

Responsibilities

Interrogate multi-source condition data from remote sensors—ultrasonic inspections, vibration trends, lubricant analyses, and contextual operating signals.
Leverage analytics tools to flag high-impact risks and influence maintenance teams to prioritize actions that shrink downtime, reactive work, and failures.
Evaluate equipment specs and historical behavior to recommend proactive, asset-specific corrective measures.
Identify trend shifts and likely root causes, providing timely recommendations that prevent outages and control costs.
Detect early-stage component degradation and its sources—well before it becomes damage or failure.
Lead cadence calls with customers; field inbound and escalated technical questions by phone and platform; escalate to Senior Condition Monitoring Experts when complexity demands.
Serve as secondary triage for new inquiries—resolve independently or route appropriately.
Deliver clear asset health reports, highlight critical findings, and document root cause narratives.
Turn statistics and predictions into frontline action plans with concise, actionable summaries.
Partner directly with technicians to coach troubleshooting, guide data capture, and support on-the-job corrective actions.
During program “first-pass,” review device installs, verify data accuracy, and share initial insights from newly connected assets.
Provide customer training on interpreting monitoring outputs and choosing corrective responses.
Offer consistent follow-up through regular meetings; help quantify savings and uncover continuous improvement projects.