Pharma Clean Utilities Technician

Veolia Group; Ireland; On-site; EUR 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full VHI cover

Pension

Education assistance

Job summary

Veolia Group in Blanchardstown, Ireland, seeks a Clean Utilities Technician to operate, maintain and troubleshoot high-purity utility systems in a cGMP pharmaceutical facility.

You will manage PW, WFI, RO and UF loops using DeltaV DCS, perform PM/CMMS tasks, document logs and batch records, and collaborate with QC/EM for water testing and validation.

The role requires 2–3 years of relevant experience and a technical degree or trade qualification; training and safety culture are emphasized.

Qualifications

• 2–3 years of direct operational experience with pharma clean utilities.
• Hands-on experience with PW, WFI, RO and UF systems.
• Proficiency with Emerson DeltaV and CMMS/EBR data systems.
• Strong knowledge of cGMP, QA and data integrity practices.

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor PW, WFI, RO and UF systems using DeltaV.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on clean utilities equipment.
• Diagnose operational anomalies and manage alarms to minimize downtime.
• Sanitize and regenerate storage and distribution loops per protocol.
• Maintain logs, batch records, work orders and shift handovers per cGMP.
• Coordinate with QC/EM for sampling and validation of water systems.

Skills

Automation literacy

Troubleshooting

P&ID interpretation

Safety culture

Education

Bachelor's degree or Level 7 equivalent in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering

Trade qualification in Mechanical Automation & Maintenance Fitting / Electrical / Instrumentation / HVAC

Tools

Emerson DeltaV

CMMS

Electronic Batch Records (EBR)

P&IDs software interpretation

Job description

Veolia Group in Blanchardstown, Ireland, seeks a Clean Utilities Technician to operate, maintain and troubleshoot high-purity utility systems in a cGMP pharmaceutical facility.

You will manage PW, WFI, RO and UF loops using DeltaV DCS, perform PM/CMMS tasks, document logs and batch records, and collaborate with QC/EM for water testing and validation.

The role requires 2–3 years of relevant experience and a technical degree or trade qualification; training and safety culture are emphasized.