Technical Officer | Railway infrastructure (Condition monitoring)

Job Purpose

Railway infrastructure such as tracks, tunnels and viaducts are inspected and monitored routinely

to ensure safe use. Increasingly, the use of inspection technologies such as photo imaging

systems, laser and ultrasonic scan systems are used alongside more traditional track visual

inspections methods to determine the condition of the infrastructure.

Railway buildings and facilities are also equipped with smart environmental control, pump

monitoring, and lift control systems. These building conditioning monitoring systems could be OEM

proprietary systems or 3rd party solutions.

The job of the Technical Officer is to operate the condition monitoring system to acquire data and/or

retrieve the data from the condition monitoring systems for processing.

Duties and Responsibilities

The duties and responsibilities of Technical Officer, Condition Monitoring are as listed below. Note

that the list is not comprehensive and related duties and responsibilities may be assigned from

time to time.

Understand how to operate the condition monitoring system and retrieve the acquired data

for processing

Basic

Ensure work is done in accordance to Work Instructions and in compliance to SMRT safety

policies