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Ethypharm is seeking a Day Shift Engineer for its Romford site. The role involves supporting maintenance activities and improvements for facilities and equipment to schedule, budget and GMP standards.
Responsibilities include investigating failures, driving continuous improvement, coordinating with other departments, and ensuring timely breakdown response and adherence to SOPs. The ideal candidate has GMP maintenance experience and basic electrical/mechanical skills.
Day Shift Engineer
Location: Romford
Contract Type: Full-time, permanent
Working Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm
Right to work: Sponsorship not currently available
The Shift Engineer is responsible for supporting the engineering function, by ensuring that maintenance activities and improvement projects related to facilities and equipment are executed, to schedule, budget and in compliance with relevant codes.
We are seeking a candidate who displays strong analytical and troubleshooting skills, good communication and interpersonal skills. The ideal candidate will have sound technical knowledge of the industry and equipment, along with the ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.
Ethypharm is a leading mid-sized international pharmaceutical company, with strong European roots, that manufactures and provides essential medicines, with a focus on hospital care, central nervous system (severe pain and addiction) and internal medicine.
Ethypharm has 1,700 employees dedicated to its various pharmaceutical activities, of which 1,400 are in industrial operations. Our six production sites located in France, the UK, Spain, and China have expertise in injectables and complex oral solid forms.
At Ethypharm, you will be a part of a team dedicated and committed to improving patients' lives.
Our Romford facility located 20 miles from the centre of London, consists of over 6,700 square metres of a high-quality, modern pharmaceutical facility where we mix, fill, sterilise, inspect, pack, and label a wide range of medicines.