Production Line Mechanic

Responsibilities

• Maintain a safe working environment, leading safety initiatives, and working safely.
• Support all HSE Corporate and Site Goals.
• Perform preventative maintenance inspections/repairs and document additional repairs needed.
• Daily operations performed in controlled cleanroom environment with full gowning requirements/procedures in compliance of GMP standards.
• Remove/repair/adjust/install assemblies (e.g., pumps, agitators) using manual and powered tools.
• Inspect and adjust equipment (e.g., valves, mixer motors, agitators, torque wrenches, crimping tools, PSV’s, PSE’s and drives).
• Troubleshoot root cause of machine problems (e.g., excessive vibration or temperature, abnormal noises, and poor performance).
• Provide accurate, complete, and detailed Work Order documentation on both paper copy (when required) and in CMMS system.
• Maintain 100% compliance with self-study training requirements.
• Communicate effectively with operations supervisors on any process problems.
• Lay out/measure/fabricate and install short sections of pipe necessary to make repairs.
• Repair/replace corroded, damaged, or plugged pipe including screwed, and flanged.
• Fabricate Parts (e.g., brackets, stands, guards, insulation boxes) using shop equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical & electrical prints/schematics.

Requirements

• Education Level: High School Diploma/GED
• Experience: 5-7 years of mechanical and electrical maintenance experience in GMP-regulated cleanroom environments.
• Certifications: N/A
• Licenses: Valid Driver's License

Qualifications

• Basic Requirements: Education Level - High School Diploma/GED, Experience - 5-7 years of mechanical and electrical maintenance experience in GMP-regulated cleanroom environments.
• Additional Skills/Preferences: Associate’s degree or Technical Certificate in a mechanical discipline, or equivalent experience, Demonstrated ability to work safely in a participative, team-oriented environment, Experience working with Robotics, Knowledge of parenteral equipment and manufacturing operations, Low voltage/electrical troubleshooting under 1000 V, Influential leadership skills with the ability to mentor and work independently while adapting to changing priorities, Strong interpersonal, communication, and customer service skills, Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail, Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel, Expertise in production processes, equipment, CMMS, and troubleshooting, Familiarity with HOLD/MAP processes, change control, and observation investigations, Ability to follow written procedures, read/interpret mechanical and electrical prints/schematics, Familiarity with maintenance, shop tools and equipment (machining and welding capability a plus), Willingness to work outside primary craft as required, Experience in equipment/process troubleshooting and relevant GMP manufacturing.