General Facility & Office Support - Facilities

Maintenance Technician

Reporting to a Maintenance Manager/Supervisor or Lead, incumbent will be responsible for the maintenance of utilities (clean/dirty), chillers/boilers, and waste management systems. Incumbent will engage in supporting manufacturing and the execution of maintenance tasks. Works closely with Quality, Engineering, and Operations groups to ensure strict compliance with GMP guidelines at all times, specifically to ensure that the equipment is maintained in GMP compliance.

Maintains and performs corrective, preventative maintenance on aseptic Formulation/Filling, Packaging, and support equipment (autoclaves, parts washers, etc...) for GMP & non-GMP systems. Maintains and provides recommendations for equipment spare parts. Supports other departments/areas to troubleshoot, test, repair, and optimize equipment. Participates in the continuous improvement efforts within the site Maintenance Program (including reliability). Responsible to respond to alarms for assigned equipment/areas.

Executes maintenance work for various customers with minimal interruptions. Works with contract service providers and supports contractors executing maintenance activities. Provides support for start-up, commissioning, and turnover of new systems in assigned area. Assists other technicians and associates when needed.

High school diploma with 1+ years' relevant industry experience or associate's degree in relevant technical discipline with 0+ years of experience OR equivalent. Demonstrated knowledge of maintenance disciplines;
Biotechnology/Pharmaceutical manufacturing environment preferred. Demonstrated mechanical aptitude in regard to repair to Utility equipment and responding to alarms at the site. Exposure to control systems such as Client, Client, PLC, and/or Automation systems. Ability to problem solve and troubleshoot systems in an industrial environment required. Ability to plan and organize daily tasks. Interpersonal effectiveness and communication skills (written and oral) are required in order to interface across management levels and departments.