Facilities Engineer

The Facilities Engineer provides technical ownership and engineering support for assigned facility equipment and systems at CSL Behring’s Kankakee site. This role ensures that these assets continue to meet the needs of internal customers while supporting safe, reliable, efficient, and compliant operations.

The Facilities Engineer applies engineering principles and technical expertise to improve equipment reliability, eliminate waste, maintain regulatory compliance, and develop long-term asset-management and replacement strategies.

• Serve as the technical lead for the specification, installation, qualification, operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of assigned facility equipment and systems.
• Maintain a thorough understanding of equipment functionality, design, and operating requirements.
• Provide technical direction for the current and future design of assigned systems.
• Maintain system technology and identify opportunities to implement industry best practices.
• Own and maintain applicable standard operating procedures and work instructions.
• Develop technical training materials and troubleshooting guides.
• Review and maintain accurate piping and instrumentation diagrams and equipment specifications.
• Ensure that appropriate spare parts are identified and available within the inventory system.
• Perform and update technical risk assessments to identify critical equipment and optimize maintenance strategies.
• Provide technical expertise and support for Facilities Soft Services at site.

• Improve equipment reliability, safety, and operational performance.
• Evaluate and optimize preventive maintenance activities based on equipment performance and risk.
• Implement and monitor predictive maintenance strategies to prevent unplanned equipment failures.
• Support Total Productive Maintenance practices to sustain equipment in like-new condition.
• Monitor performance indicators, including Overall Equipment Effectiveness, and implement improvements based on equipment data and trends.
• Coordinate technical activities during planned shutdowns.

• Collaborate with Environmental Health and Safety, Quality, Process Engineering, Manufacturing, Maintenance, Calibration, and other functional teams.
• Ensure that assigned equipment and systems can be operated and maintained safely.
• Support efforts to minimize quality deviations and improve equipment efficiency, yield, output, and capacity.
• Partner with technical experts to develop and update maintenance and calibration plans.
• Provide technical guidance and support during equipment-related investigations.

• Analyze equipment data to identify technical improvements, capacity constraints, and replacement investments.
• Develop long-term strategies to address aging equipment, component obsolescence, and supply risks.
• Oversee equipment reconditioning and upgrades that improve safety, reliability, and operational performance.
• Develop end-of-life replacement plans that support uninterrupted supply to patients.
• Collaborate with local and global partners to develop asset-management strategies and supporting capital requests.

• Ensure that assigned equipment and processes comply with applicable government regulations, FDA requirements, cGMP standards, site procedures, and regulatory guidance.
• Serve as the equipment subject matter expert during internal audits and external regulatory inspections.
• Foster a culture of continuous improvement by promoting effective training, knowledge sharing, operational efficiency, and the elimination of non-value-added activities.
• Maintain a positive and equitable working environment aligned with…