Senior Utilities Operator – Night Shift

• Independently operate, monitor, and maintain assigned utility systems with minimal oversight
• Manage utility systems including high purity water, compressed air, steam, chilled water, heated water, chilled and heated glycol, domestic water, cooling towers, tepid water, waste streams, VOC management, nitrogen systems, aqueous waste neutralization, and tank farm management
• Maintain housekeeping standards across utility operations areas
• Identify and troubleshoot equipment and process issues
• Communicate findings and actions taken to supervisory personnel
• Support training and development of Operators
• Share knowledge, demonstrate correct procedures, and reinforce safe work practices
• Recommend continuous improvement ideas and identify safety concerns
• Elevate observations to the Expert Operator or Lead Operator for follow-up
• Follow SOPs, GMP requirements, and site EH&S protocols
• Maintain accurate logs and documentation according to Good Documentation Practices
• Work a permanent night shift on a fixed 12-hour 3-2-2-3 schedule, 5:00 PM to 5:30 AM
• Initially work a temporary day shift during onboarding and site startup before transitioning to nights in 2027
• Travel minimally, less than 10%

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in utilities, industrial, or mechanical operations required
• Experience in a GMP pharmaceutical manufacturing environment preferred
• Mechanical aptitude
• Valid driver's license
• Willingness to respond to call-in and scheduled overtime work
• Capable of lifting up to 40 pounds
• Ability to withstand exposure to temperature variations while working outside in winter and summer weather conditions
• Ability to wear respiratory equipment and work at elevated heights as needed
• Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis;
  Lilly will not provide support for or sponsor work authorization or visas
• Demonstrated ability to operate utility systems including pumps, heat exchangers, chillers, compressed air, or water treatment equipment with minimal direction
• Experience identifying and troubleshooting common equipment and process issues in an industrial or manufacturing environment
• Proficient in data entry, log keeping, and documentation practices consistent with GMP and regulatory requirements
• Prior experience supporting or participating in training less experienced team members
• Familiarity with work order systems, CMMS platforms, or maintenance documentation tools
• Demonstrated commitment to safety, housekeeping, and continuous improvement in a regulated manufacturing environment

Demonstrates expertise in operating and maintaining utility systems in a regulated manufacturing environment, with a strong focus on safety, compliance with GMP, and continuous improvement. Proficient in troubleshooting equipment issues and maintaining accurate documentation in accordance with industry standards.

• Utility Systems Operation
• GMP Compliance
• Equipment Troubleshooting
• Training and Development
• Data Entry and Documentation

• Utility Systems Management
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Pumps Operation
• Heat Exchangers Operation
• Chillers Operation
• Compressed Air Systems
• Water Treatment Equipment
• Troubleshooting Equipment Issues
• Log Keeping
• Good Documentation Practices

• Communication
• Team Collaboration
• Commitment to Safety
• Continuous Improvement Mindset

• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• Valid Driver's License

• GMP Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
• Utility Operations
• Industrial Operations
• Regulated Manufacturing Environment
• EH&S Protocols

• Work Order Systems
• CMMS Platforms
• Maintenance Documentation Tools