Senior Engineering Technician
Wellington | www.trademe.co.nz |
Job Description
Senior Engineering Technician & Permit to Work Issuer
• Looking for a different challenge as a Senior Engineering Technician whereby you can still utilise your skills?
• Permanent Full-time position with competitive renumeration and benefits
• Work with a dedicated and welcoming team
• Join a growing, yet already successful market
• Upskill and growth in an area your passionate about, whilst being fully supported and encouraged.
• Join a Trusted Global Leading Animal Health organisation
The primary responsibility of the Senior Engineering Technician & Permit to Work Issuer is to support the site by:
• Responsible for all contractor inductions to site, including assessing hazards and risks associated with contractor work and issuing appropriate permits-to-work
• Performing and documenting maintenance and/or instrument calibration and validation and other works within the post-holders competence to meet maintenance schedules
• Ensuring equipment breakdowns are resolved with minimal disruption to the operation using their knowledge and experience to trouble shoot and resolve non-routine problems
• Providing input and assistance with executing capital projects
• Ensuring all GMP, corporate and legislative compliance requirements are met
• Working closely with customers to organise own daily tasks and support production schedules
Of critical importance to the successful execution of this role is the ability to apply strong technical knowledge to routine maintenance and troubleshooting activities. It is also essential to be able to work collaboratively with other functions to support site priorities.
The Senior Engineering Technician sits within the Maintenance organization and reports to the Maintenance Manager.
What You Will Do
Responsibilities include, however not limited to: Permit Issuer (30%)
• Ensure the participation in the permit to work is conducted in accordance with the permit’s, and our company’s Worksafe NZ’s policies
• Carry out assigned Pre and Post inspections/task observations for permit work
• Ensure work is completed to a satisfactory state prior to closing off permits
• Administer and operate our company’s staff and contractor management systems including but not limited to Totara, ePass
Perform preventative maintenance to the required standards according to set schedules/timelines
• Plan own daily tasks in consultation with customer to meet maintenance and production / testing schedules
• Complete all assigned preventative maintenance / routine instrument calibration tasks in accordance with SOPs
• Identify and recommend improvements in preventative maintenance procedures
• Recommend stock holding levels for critical spares and liaise with suppliers, procuring and managing stock levels for spare parts
Ensure all plant, equipment breakdowns and other corrective maintenance issues are addressed to minimise down-time, cost and product loss
• Respond to and resolve breakdowns in a timely manner
• Document equipment failures
• Participate in the Engineering call-out roster to provide 24 hour support for the facility
• Participate in plant shutdowns for maintenance
What You Must have
Extensive relevant engineering discipline and prior experience. Industrial, practical experience in either or HVAC, Construction, Mechanical, Industrial, building services, manufacturing facility maintenance or experience specifically working in the Pharmaceutical, Process, Dairy or other highly regulated manufacturing environment.
• Experience with GMP/GLP or ISO 9000 in a production environment would be advantageous
• Must have working knowledge of Worksafe New Zealand requirements and legislation.
• Should have experience working with Contractors and or Contracting environment.
• Proficient written and verbal communication skills
• Report and investigation writing skills.
• Computer Skills: Microsoft products
• Project management experience on medium to large sized projects would be advantageous, although not required.
What You Can Expect
• Shift work may be required to minimise equipment downtime.
• Participation in a call-out roster is required to provide 24 hour support to the facility.
• Work autonomously whilst being supported, encouraged and being part of a trusted Global Leading Animal Health organisation
• Exposure to upskill and develop in your role
• Flexibility and opening doors to other opportunities and skillsets
Senior Engineering Technician & Permit to Work Issuer
• Looking for a different challenge as a Senior Engineering Technician whereby you can still utilise your skills?
• Permanent Full-time position with competitive renumeration and benefits
• Work with a dedicated and welcoming team
• Join a growing, yet already successful market
• Upskill and growth in an area your passionate about, whilst being fully supported and encouraged.
• Join a Trusted Global Leading Animal Health organisation
The primary responsibility of the Senior Engineering Technician & Permit to Work Issuer is to support the site by:
• Responsible for all contractor inductions to site, including assessing hazards and risks associated with contractor work and issuing appropriate permits-to-work
• Performing and documenting maintenance and/or instrument calibration and validation and other works within the post-holders competence to meet maintenance schedules
• Ensuring equipment breakdowns are resolved with minimal disruption to the operation using their knowledge and experience to trouble shoot and resolve non-routine problems
• Providing input and assistance with executing capital projects
• Ensuring all GMP, corporate and legislative compliance requirements are met
• Working closely with customers to organise own daily tasks and support production schedules
Of critical importance to the successful execution of this role is the ability to apply strong technical knowledge to routine maintenance and troubleshooting activities. It is also essential to be able to work collaboratively with other functions to support site priorities.
The Senior Engineering Technician sits within the Maintenance organization and reports to the Maintenance Manager.
What You Will Do
Responsibilities include, however not limited to: Permit Issuer (30%)
• Ensure the participation in the permit to work is conducted in accordance with the permit’s, and our company’s Worksafe NZ’s policies
• Carry out assigned Pre and Post inspections/task observations for permit work
• Ensure work is completed to a satisfactory state prior to closing off permits
• Administer and operate our company’s staff and contractor management systems including but not limited to Totara, ePass
Perform preventative maintenance to the required standards according to set schedules/timelines
• Plan own daily tasks in consultation with customer to meet maintenance and production / testing schedules
• Complete all assigned preventative maintenance / routine instrument calibration tasks in accordance with SOPs
• Identify and recommend improvements in preventative maintenance procedures
• Recommend stock holding levels for critical spares and liaise with suppliers, procuring and managing stock levels for spare parts
Ensure all plant, equipment breakdowns and other corrective maintenance issues are addressed to minimise down-time, cost and product loss
• Respond to and resolve breakdowns in a timely manner
• Document equipment failures
• Participate in the Engineering call-out roster to provide 24 hour support for the facility
• Participate in plant shutdowns for maintenance
What You Must have
Extensive relevant engineering discipline and prior experience. Industrial, practical experience in either or HVAC, Construction, Mechanical, Industrial, building services, manufacturing facility maintenance or experience specifically working in the Pharmaceutical, Process, Dairy or other highly regulated manufacturing environment.
• Experience with GMP/GLP or ISO 9000 in a production environment would be advantageous
• Must have working knowledge of Worksafe New Zealand requirements and legislation.
• Should have experience working with Contractors and or Contracting environment.
• Proficient written and verbal communication skills
• Report and investigation writing skills.
• Computer Skills: Microsoft products
• Project management experience on medium to large sized projects would be advantageous, although not required.
What You Can Expect
• Shift work may be required to minimise equipment downtime.
• Participation in a call-out roster is required to provide 24 hour support to the facility.
• Work autonomously whilst being supported, encouraged and being part of a trusted Global Leading Animal Health organisation
• Exposure to upskill and develop in your role
• Flexibility and opening doors to other opportunities and skillsets
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