High school diploma supplemented by completion of a union, private, military, or trade school apprenticeship program in a relevant field
Associate Degree in Applied Science in Electricity, Electronics, or related field preferred
Journeyman Certificate/license with 3–5 years experience in a manufacturing environment or Technical/Vocational School diploma with 5–8 years of related work experience (machine repair, machinist, electrician) preferred
Valid driver’s license required; ability to obtain Fork Lift license
Proficient in relevant technical areas, including GMP manufacturing processes, mechanical and electrical equipment, and facilities
Ability to lift 40–50 lbs. unassisted
Regular bending, twisting, reaching, climbing ladders, kneeling, and use of powered lifts
Ability to work in tight spaces and varying temperatures for extended periods
Frequent repetitive motion of wrists, hands, and fingers
Must not have a known allergy to Penicillin or Cephalosporin
Ability to work scheduled 40 hours and overtime as needed
Travel between campuses as work orders arise
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
Ability to prioritize and manage multiple assignments
Good communication and organizational skills
Ability to interact with all levels of the organization, vendors, and contractors
Demonstrated sensitivity to and respect for a diverse population
Thorough knowledge of methods, materials, tools, and codes relevant to both trades
Responsibilities
Perform preventive maintenance, repairs, improvements, and modifications on production, utility, facility, and electrical equipment (including fillers, robots, cartoners, case packers, pumps, air compressors, boilers, motors, controls, fire alarms, and more)
Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain both mechanical and electrical distribution systems and process equipment
Read and interpret mechanical and electrical drawings/blueprints for equipment installation and repair
Operate precision measuring devices, machinist’s shop tools, and power hand tools
Provide training regarding maintenance of mechanical and electrical equipment and systems
Serve as a maintenance advisor for equipment design, documentation, problem-solving, and project scope
Monitor and ensure proper operation of fire alarms and emergency electrical systems
Maintain accurate service and repair records using CMMS system
Research and requisition materials, supplies, and equipment parts
Respond to routine and emergency calls for repairs and service
Train and direct the work of other staff as needed
Ensure compliance with safety, company procedures, and applicable codes and regulations (SOPs, GMPs, GLPs, PSM, National Electrical Code, etc.)
Assist and serve as backup to other Maintenance employees