Site Utilities Engineer – F&B GMP & Energy Optimizer

Process Automation – Controls.Instruments.Validations, Inc.; Cork; Hybrid; EUR 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

PACIV in Ireland is seeking an experienced Utilities Engineer for a Food & Beverage project on site. You will own utilities delivery from design to commissioning, ensuring safety, compliance and on-time completion.

You will lead utility-related engineering, coordinate with EPCM partners and suppliers, and support CAPEX planning and environmental control in GMP environments. A strong background in HVAC, water/wastewater and energy optimization is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor or higher in Mechanical/Energy Engineering or equivalent.
• PM certification preferred.
• Experience in regulated process manufacturing (F&B/pharma) is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Act as the technical owner for Utilities requirements.
• Lead and support greenfield utility installations and commissioning.
• Manage on-site contractors to meet milestones.
• Support IQ/OQ/PQ, FAT/SAT and environmental qualifications.
• Ensure GMP/HACCP hygiene zoning and environmental controls.
• Collaborate with EPCM partners, suppliers and site team.
• Support CAPEX package scope, planning and reporting.
• Develop SOPs and handover documentation for Operations.

Skills

Utilities engineering

HVAC systems

Building services

Energy optimization

CAPEX & project controls

Regulatory compliance

Cross-functional collaboration

Troubleshooting

Supplier management

Education

BSc/BEng Mechanical/Energy Engineering

Project Management Certification

Job description

PACIV in Ireland is seeking an experienced Utilities Engineer for a Food & Beverage project on site. You will own utilities delivery from design to commissioning, ensuring safety, compliance and on-time completion.

You will lead utility-related engineering, coordinate with EPCM partners and suppliers, and support CAPEX planning and environmental control in GMP environments. A strong background in HVAC, water/wastewater and energy optimization is essential.