Craftworker, Powerhouse

 

We go where others won’t, taking on some of the biggest public health challenges to protect and enhance millions of lives, and create a better, more secure world. Here, you will join passionate professionals who advance their scientific, technical and professional skills to develop products designed-to protect and enhance life.

I.    JOB SUMMARY 

The Sr. Power Technician is a skilled position responsible for both predictive and preventive maintenance of all equipment on a diverse range of systems.  Each boiler operator is responsible for a shift and capable of making crucial decisions based on knowledge of the heating plant and campus.  This includes not only the physical and skilled aspects to the job, but also planning and communicating work, working with software systems to document work performed according to Good Documentation Practice (GDP).  

 

II.    ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
 Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

 

• Takes initiative and works independently on complex assignments.

 

• Able to confidently act as facilitator, trainer and team leader on multi-person repairs and projects.  
• Fully understands work and provides solutions and recommendations in resolving issues.
• Provide technical and mechanical support on all GMP and Non-GMP utility systems.
• Responsible for the safe operation of boilers and their ancillary equipment
• Record operating parameters and maintain the logs and records of powerhouse and campus steam generation equipment 
• Execute work orders and document work performed in SAP per Good Documentation Practice (GDP).
• Respond to emergency and alarm conditions and be on-call per scheduled times for emergency service calls and must respond to the site to repair/address issues.      
• Take and perform chemical analysis of boiler water and condensate samples
• Maintain campus compressed air equipment and record compressor and air dryer parameters
• Monitor and maintain the operational readiness of campus emergency diesel generators
• Complete evaluation of failed equipment outside of normal shift schedules as the first point of contact from maintenance 
• Support campus landscaping, snow removal, pest control systems to ensure safe and excellent site.  
• Maintain a professional, courteous, respectful relationship with internal customers.
• Seek ways to increase operational efficiency and reliability as continuous improvements to all processes.
• Participate in 6-S initiatives for Facilities Department and facilitates weekly walk through of buildings, mechanical rooms, and grounds to assure all areas of the site are clean and audit ready every day.

 

III. MINIMUM EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, SKILLS

• Minimum of 6 years or greater experience in maintenance
• 2-year trades vocational certificaiton or equivalent experience
• Steam Engineering Certificate or Boiler Operator License
  • 4 years of experience in steam generation operations may be accepted in lieu of certification or licensing 
• The employee must have the ability to work rotating twelve hour shifts on a rotating day basis
• Must have aptitude for computer systems including maintenance documentation, email, word, excel, building automation operations
• Prior cGMP regulated industry experience is strongly preferred
• Must have the ability to multi-task and coordinate workload by priority 
• Must be customer service and quality driven 
   

 

Per CDC guidelines, Emergent strongly recommends that all employees working on site are vaccinated to help ensure their safety, as well as the safety of fellow employees. This includes the use of good judgment when determining when the CDC guidelines advise that you stay home when ill. 

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