Maintenance Engineer – Cork

Responsibilities:

• Knowledge of GMP Process
• Lead equipment breakdown investigations.
• Ensure spare parts are linked correctly to the parent equipment.
• Ensure correct spares are in stock.
• Through data analysis and work with the craft teams identify re-occurring equipment issues and implement corrective plans.
• Work with the projects team to ensure maintenance and reliability are considered as part of the design phase.
• Introduce predictive maintenance techniques where they add value.
• Proven record of co-ordinating, leading and implementing FMECA (Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis) studies for process equipment.
• Proven track record of reviewing and simplifying PM’s through PM optimisation programme.
• Knowledge of root cause analysis techniques for equipment troubleshooting and implementation of correctives actions.
• Knowledge of process and utilities equipment.
• Participate in engineering team initiatives on an as needed basis.
• Ensure that the quality and engineering standards are adhered to.
• Ensure compliance to the Global Engineering Standards.
• Support Lab capital projects on URS generation and design reviews
• Day to day support for Lab utility and equipment related breakdowns
• Support Lab reliability strategy
• Assist with method statement generation and task supervisor ensuring jobs are completed in a safe manner
• Work with Lab LAMP vendor on cost improvement initiatives and integration of lab assets into SAP

Experience & Qualifications:

• 7 years process / project management experience with a degree in mechanical or chemical engineering.
• Chartered Engineer an advantage but not a requirement.
• Must have a thorough understanding and application of engineering principles, concepts, industry practices and standards.
• Must be able to provide solutions to moderately complex to semi-routine problems.
• Must have the ability to recognise deviations from accepted practice as required.
• Must be able to apply knowledge of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs).
• Must be able to exercise judgement within generally well-defined procedures and practices to determine appropriate action.
• Must be able to work under own initiative and remove road-blocks.
• Normally receives no instruction on routine work and general instructions on new assignments.
• Strong verbal, technical writing, project management and interpersonal skills are required.

If interested please contact Seán on 021-4297900 or sean.molloy@peglobal.net