Job Summary
Critical Infrastructure Maintenance Specialist II support pharmaceutical facility and utilities operation, maintenance and reliability. Maintain compliance with all state and federal guidelines with emphasis on current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) requirements.
Area Of Responsibility
• Participates in maintaining records on facility and utilities, as well as its operation
• Supports maintenance programs consistent with cGMP engineering maintenance requirements
• Interact with and direct vendors for manufacturing improvement (i.e Clean Utilities, Boilers, Chillers, etc..)
• Supports preventive, predictive, corrective, and breakdown maintenance to facility and utility equipment
• Operates facility and utility equipment
• Supports Alarm Management Program
• Supports Alarm response Program
• Perform non-routine and off-hours tasks as necessary
• Support area validation, calibration, and certification efforts
• Solve simple problems related to equipment or process
• Support equipment, utility, and plant validation as needed
• Follows maintenance SOPs for manufacturing and critical system equipment, and utilities
• Follow all company policies related to job safety
• Work under supervision using some standard procedures as well as troubleshooting and decision making
• Participates in the troubleshooting of facilities and critical utility problems
• Support operations improvement and maintenance projects
• Participates in improvements and maintenance as required to support all operations
• Support validation maintenance program
• Supports the execution of validations for manufacturing equipment and processes as needed
• Maintain records for manufacturing equipment, and critical systems
• Other duties as assigned
Work Conditions:
• Office
• Lab
• Shop/shipping areas
• Some exposure to noise, hot and cold, outside elements, radiation exposure within allowable limits
Physical Requirements:
• Stand, walk, sit, use hands and fingers to handle or feel, reach with hands and arms, climb or balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl, talk, hear, taste, smell
• Close, distance and peripheral vision; depth perception, ability to focus
• Ability to operate production equipment and hand tools
• Operate hand truck
• Operate company truck
• Current, valid Driver's license
• Operate computer/office machines
• Wear Safety shoes, safety glasses, gloves
• Lift up to 70 lbs.
• Ability to work a flexible schedule
Travel Estimate
Up to 5%
Education and Job Qualification
• High school diploma or equivalent required
• Technical certification preferred
• Knowledge of pharmaceutical Plant/Maintenance/manufacturing Operations or related environment
• Knowledge of aseptic techniques
• Ability to read & create engineering drawings
• State boilers “Special License to Operate” preferred
• Electrician’s license preferred
• Ability to plan, prioritize and organize diversified workload
• Familiarity with use of computers and MS Office
Experience
Required:
• Minimum 2 years related experience required, preferably in the pharmaceutical industry
• Experience with Building Automation Systems
• HAZMAT training
• Proficient with use of hand tools and power equipment
• Demonstrated mechanical ability
• Willingness and ability to obtain Boiler Specialist License required; Current Fireman’s License preferred
Preferred:
• Pharmaceutical industry experience
• Formal cGMP training
• Experience reviewing/updating Standard Operating Procedures
• Experience maintaining operation records