Manager, Critical Utility & Reliability

OVERVIEW

Manage the Critical Utility Systems at the Cherry Hill site using the tools and concept of reliability based maintenance to meet the needs of production and to ensure full compliance with FDA Guidance and site SOP's. Responsibilities include the administration, development, implementation, integration and on-going operation of critical utility systems (Plant Steam, Clean Steam, Chillers, Oil Free Air, WFI, Hot Water , HVAC, Building Management Systems) inclusive of a Preventive Maintenance Program that includes all facility and process related equipment and services at the Cherry Hill Site. This position is also responsible for the daily activities associated with the site Energy Program and Environmental Monitoring Program (BMS/EMAS).

 

RESPONSIBILITIES

 

1. Responsible for the site's Facilities Maintenance Program. Ensure full compliance to policies and guidelines.
2. Provide necessary support to production and facility personnel to address all compliance issues and to ensure equipment is maintained at a level required to provide high reliability and to maximize useful life.
3. Proactively work with engineering to identify multiyear equipment replacement needs.
4. Develop and implement changes to the PM Program to ensure full compliance.
5. Prepare department budgets for operating the Facilities Maintenance dept including the PM program. Maintain costs within the budgeted expenses within all areas of control.
6. Identify and manage the need for capital investment in equipment replacement.
7. Direct, administer and coordinate the activities of the exempt and non-exempt personnel. Train, guide, develop and evaluate personnel in the interpretation of company policies, goals and objectives.
8. Maintain an adequate workforce to support present needs and plan for departmental requirements in the future.
9. Manage the daily activities associated with the Energy Program.
10. Manage the HEPA Recertification Program.
11. Manage the daily activities associated with the BMS/EMAS Systems.
12. Weekend work may be required.

 

QUALIFICATIONS

 

1. Working knowledge of critical utilities and industrial maintenance practices.
2. Demonstrated knowledge of Preventative Maintenance through experience and course work.
3. Excellent communication skills.
4. Technical writing skills.Up-to date knowledge with the latest pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment and facilities.

BS in engineering discipline. A minimum of 5 years in a maintenance or engineering environment with demonstrated communication skills, technical knowledge and an ability to deal with ambiguities associated with the position. Must have a working knowledge of cGMP's as they relate to a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility. Demonstrated knowledge of pharmaceutical facilities, equipment and utilities, inclusive of their design, installation, and operation.

 

What We Offer

• Clean climate-controlled working environment
• Annual performance bonus potential
• 401k employer match up to 6% of your contributions
• 23 vacation/personal days
• 11 paid Company holidays
• Generous healthcare benefits
• Employee discount program
• Wellbeing rewards programs
• Safety and Quality is a top organizational priority.
• Career advancement/growth opportunities
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Maternity and Parental Leave

 

*Eligibility requirements apply to some benefits and may depend on your job classification and length of employment. Benefits are subject to change and may be subject to a specific plan or program terms.