Why Patients Need You

Whether you are involved in the design and development of manufacturing processes for products or supporting maintenance and reliability, engineering is vital to making sure customers and patients have the medicines they need, when they need them. Working with our innovative engineering team, you'll help bring medicines to the world even faster by imagining what’s possible and taking action.

What You Will Achieve

Working with Pfizer’s dynamic engineering team, you will play a critical part in managing the maintenance and reliability engineering activities involving the redesign, maintenance, and repair of utilities systems, buildings, and production/non-production equipment.

As a Facilities Engineer, you provide cross-functional guidance to operational teams for managing projects. You will be setting priorities, forecasting, and allocating resources needed to complete all preventive and corrective maintenance tasks as well as providing areas of improvement for products, processes, or services. Through your comprehensive knowledge of principles, concepts, and theories of the discipline, you will also work towards advancing new concepts and methodologies.

It is your dedication and focus that will make Pfizer ready to achieve new milestones and help patients across the globe.

The mission of the Facilities Engineer is to deliver services that support colleagues on site, support site operations and execute on facilities-utilities maintenance. The facilities team functions as the "Owners Agent" and operator of the non-production buildings, facility infrastructure, and facility equipment including soft services (Janitorial, café), hard services (MEP, HVAC/R maintenance), infrastructure (paving, roofing, elevators), key site services (MRO stock, calibration standards, motor pool), thorough understanding of the pharmaceutical critical utilities (clean & black utilities), HVAC, BMS systems, hazard waste management, ISO 7 - ISO 8 cleanrooms, oil-free compress air system, facility maintenance, pest control programs, capital projects, commissioning, validations, change control, etc.

The Facilities Engineer Team’s key responsibility is to ensure a safe environment, ensure the optimal functioning and maximize availability of the services, facilities, utilities, and equipment assets at the lowest lifecycle cost.

The Facilities Engineer makes decisions guided by department policies and procedures, plans overall asset life-cycle replacement strategies and ensures that work is tracked and completed within the contract requirement (Statement of Work (SOW), Operational Requirements (OR), and Operating Manual (OM)), SLA and budget guidelines.

The work will include managing the IFM service provider as well as individual service providers and consultants to prioritize and achieve desired quality levels, speed and budget performance.

How You Will Achieve It

• Provide guidance, lead/co-lead projects, manage own time to meet objectives, and plan resource requirements for projects across the department.

• Provide technical engineering oversight to develop project execution plans, and associated engineering studies for equipment component installation, etc.

• Self-starter and have a proven track record in pharmaceutical facilities, clean/black utilities, equipment maintenance and troubleshooting.

• Ensure that all work is performed in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs), Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), safety procedures, quality standards, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards, other regulatory agency standards, and good maintenance practices.

• Hands-on experience in equipment upgrades and integration of new technology to improve plant facilities / central utilities operations. Required a thorough understanding of the operational processes of an organization and have a truly multidisciplinary role, working closely with colleagues across several functions in the site, including operations, maintenance, instrumentation, reliability, procurement, quality, technical services, validation and project engineering.

• Provide good judgment and innovation by utilizing and adapting a broad knowledge of engineering principles and practices acquired through progressive experience.

• Develop and lead facilities and infrastructure asset life-cycle replacement strategies and capital investment plans – as the owner agent. Develop asset long range and 5 yr. plans.

• Develops and writes equipment specifications, user requirement specifications, performance requirements, cost analysis, capital projects, change controls, and proposal for integrating new machinery-utilities into the site.

• Work with the IFM team to solve complex probl