Sr. Utility Engineer

Nature and Scope

The Sr. Utility Engineer is responsible for operating, maintaining, and improving process/plant utilities and systems that support all Ohio American Regent facilities. Scope includes industrial systems such as plumbing, plant steam, power distribution, cooling system, compressed air, gases, heating hot water, chilled water, and all clean utilities (steam, WFI, Purified Water, RO/EDI). The incumbent has responsibility for indirectly supervising and directing internal resources as well as contract service providers.

The individual will be responsible for providing Subject Matter Expertise (SME) for all utilities systems. This position will be required to develop, follow, and maintain procedures to assure utility systems and associated processes adhere to cGMP's, company, local and state requirements, including health and safety requirements. The Sr. Utility Engineer must be able to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, manage projects on time and under budget, drive project procurement, implementation, and project closure in a FDA regulated environment.

This is a hands-on role and will focus on supporting equipment and processes required to support an aseptic manufacturing and packing operation. This role requires the ability to chair meetings, present topics to the leadership team, provide constant, thorough, and professional communication throughout all levels of the organization.

Nothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time.

• Develop scope, budget, URS and manage all phases of projects to completion.
• Coordinate process utility support activities such as equipment reconfiguration, changeover, replacement planning, etc.
• Support factory acceptance of equipment. Review specifications, drawings and submittals and provide input.
• Develop and maintain up to date drawings of new and/or existing equipment, systems, and processes.

• Work with engineering team to review specifications and provide input
• Accept turnover packages and establish maintenance programs.
• Support qualification activities including protocol generation/review/execution.
• Position has responsibilities at multiple locations in central Ohio.

• Perform capacity analysis of each system and make recommendations for improvements.
• Review/modify existing and develop new operating and preventive maintenance procedures for the utilities and systems.
• Develop and review metrics on utility systems.
• Develop schedules for preventative maintenance and support shutdown activities and scheduling of PM/repair work.
• Evaluate breakdown statistics and adjust maintenance plans appropriately.
• Increase utility equipment availability through reduction of breakdowns.
• Asist with the engineering design and troubleshooting the reliable, safe, and efficient operations.
• Support Quality Assurance investigations of utility issues.
• Ability to acquire data, organize, analyze, and reach accurate conclusions.
• Working knowledge of statistical methods used to develop metrics.
• Work with Engineering Team to review specifications and provide input.
• Facilitate completion of change control documentation.
• Develop training modules; provide coaching/feedback to develop/enhance technical personnel capabilities.
• Provide technical troubleshooting support to mechanics responding to breakdowns
• Perform any other tasks/duties as assigned by management.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required.

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or equivalent years of related experience
• Minimum of 7 years of manufacturing facility engineering experience.
• Minimum 4 years of experience with Clean Utility systems and equipment such as filters, ion exchange, Reverse Osmosis, multi-effect stills, clean steam generators, etc. Experience with Plant Utility systems and…