As a Rotating Equipment Engineer, you will need to master following:

• engineering processes
• mechanical engineering
• types of rotating equipment

More generally, a rotating equipment engineer is also versed in:

• CAD software
• adjust engineering designs
• advise on safety improvements
• approve engineering design
• blueprints
• engineering principles
• execute feasibility study
• industrial engineering
• manufacturing processes
• mathematics
• mechanics
• perform scientific research
• principles of mechanical engineering
• production processes
• provide technical documentation
• read engineering drawings
• read standard blueprints
• technical drawings
• troubleshoot
• use CAD software
• use computer-aided engineering systems
• use technical drawing software

It also helps to know the following:

• maintain rotating equipment
• 3D modelling
• CAE software
• advise on machinery malfunctions
• build a product's physical model
• create a product's virtual model
• design prototypes
• determine production capacity
• determine production feasibility
• ensure compliance with environmental legislation
• estimate duration of work
• execute analytical mathematical calculations
• manage supplies
• material mechanics
• monitor production developments
• plan manufacturing processes
• provide cost benefit analysis reports
• quality and cycle time optimisation
• reverse engineering
• set up the controller of a machine
• use CAM software