Facilities Engineer

Job Description

The Facility Engineer is a key member of the Engineering Group and is required to manage Plant and Facility system maintenance, performance, projects, improvement initiative

Main Duties

• Prepare technical project proposals, including budget, for inclusion in site capital plans ensuring projects are justified and feasible before submission for approval.
• Manage project implementation achieving goals on time and within budget while leading multi-disciplinary, cross department project teams using a structured approach to project management with clear reporting on program, cost and issues.
• Manage external multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy companies and contracting companies though design and construction for capital projects including scope development, tendering/negotiation, contract award and performance monitoring.
• Lead and participate in multi-disciplinary, cross functional improvement teams to enhance facility effectiveness in the areas of quality, productivity, cost, etc.
• Lead and participate in Facility, R&D, Process Development
• Work with operations, technical and engineering teams to develop future operations, process improvement and capital expenditure requirements, with appropriate business justifications.
• Play leading role in Site's transition to Net Zero.
• Manage change activities ensuring they are completed to Company and recognized industry quality/engineering standards.
• Interact with scientific/regulatory personnel from government agencies as required.
• Performs other tasks, analyses and special projects as assigned.

Experience:

• A Degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering with proven track record of continuous development and taking on roles of increasing responsibility and executing to a consistent high level.
• Preferably more than 3 years' experience in the building services/process industry leading projects and providing technical support.

• Strong track record of delivering projects in a highly automated environment.
• Ability to lead capital projects.
• Knowledge of up-to-date facility technologies
• Ability to use engineering principles to troubleshoot existing plant.
• Ability to read and interpret architectural, electrical, P&ID, logical, isometric, facility and equipment layout drawings and diagrams.
• Excellent understanding of safety legislation, safety standards and risk assessment methodologies.
• Hands-on experience of engineering validations with excellent understanding of cGMP, including computer systems validation

Morgan McKinley is acting as an Employment Agency and references to pay rates are indicative.

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