Facilities Manager

About the role

We are excited to join forces with Thirty Madison to continue revolutionizing healthcare accessibility. As the Facilities Manager, you will oversee the day-to-day operations and maintenance of our compounding pharmacy facility.

Responsibilities

• Sit across from the Pharmacist in Charge and our Head of Compounding as the cleanroom vendor
• Own the commissioning plan and IQ/OQ sequencing
• Drive every finding to documented closure
• Write the SOPs that will govern the facility for years
• Build the CMMS, asset register, and spare-parts inventory before go-live
• Assemble the facility package that walks the Board of Pharmacy inspector through your work
• Keep the pressure cascade, air changes, temperature, and humidity inside limits
• Ensure semi-annual recertification never lapses
• Instrument and defensible per-shift differential checks
• Take the 2 a.m. alarm call, find the root cause, and write the deviation
• Run change control on anything that touches classified space, airflow, filtration, or pressure relationships
• Answer the auditor's hardest facility question without flinching

Requirements

• 7+ years managing facilities or engineering in a regulated environment — 503A/503B, cGMP pharma, medical device, or hospital cleanroom operations
• A cleanroom suite you were accountable for that passed or ISO 14644 certification — and the specific failures you hit getting there
• At least one startup, expansion, or major cleanroom renovation carried from design through certification
• Real command of BMS/EMS and continuous monitoring, including alarm config and data-integrity expectations for GxP records
• SOP authorship and hands-on work inside a formal deviation/CAPA and change-control system
• You've been questioned by a regulator about your records and held up
• Additional CNBT credentials (Cleanroom Testing, Fume Hoods)
• NEBB CPT background, or NSF/ANSI 49 field certifier experience
• BCxA CCP or AABC CxA commissioning credential
• IFMA CFM or SMRP CMRPTexas TDLR Air Conditioning & Refrigeration registration
• USP containment — externally vented C-SEC, negative pressure suites
• Engineering or industrial technology degree (strong certifications plus a hands-on record can stand in)

Qualifications

• Must be able to lift 50lbs
• Ability to gown and work in classified areas, access mechanical rooms, rooftops, and ladders

Skills

• OSHA 30-Hour General Industry
• NFPA 70E qualified person, within retraining interval
• CETA CNBT Registered Certification Professional, Sterile Compounding Facilities (RCCP-SCF), in good standing
• EPA Section 608 Universal

Benefits

• Robust and affordable Medical, Dental, and Vision plan options
• Flexible time off policy
• Base pay offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, and experience
• An annual incentive plan and stock options may be provided as part of the compensation package, in addition to a full range of medical, financial, and/or other benefits, dependent on the position offered