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GlaxoSmithKline plc is seeking an Engineering Technician to perform production equipment maintenance and drive improvement projects in our pharmaceutical manufacturing environment. The role requires hands-on maintenance across electrical, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, with strong focus on safety and data integrity.
You will work closely with Production and Quality teams, ensuring calibration, PM schedules, and CMMS work orders are executed on time.
To perform the Production Equipment maintenance activities and execute improvement projects in the assigned value stream. This includes ensuring smooth operations and continuous improvement of production systems. The role requires close working and alignment with the other departments at site, especially Production and Quality. Our Engineering Technicians conduct a wide range of engineering maintenance, physical interventions and repair activities. You will be the go‑to person to respond to issues and find solutions to engineering challenges, in production areas. Beyond the day to day, you will actively improve the reliability and performance of different manufacturing & packaging machines.
To ensure all production systems (Pharma manufacturing and packaging equipment e.g. Capsule Filler, Tablet Fillet, Blenders, Isolators, Coating Pans, Suspension filler, Blistering & Cartoning machines, Vial Washing & Siliconization machines, Dry‑heat Depyrogenation tunnel, Sterile filling machine, labelers, pallet stackers etc) are working smoothly with proper maintenance & calibration is performed as per site CMMS schedule. Must have hands on experience with automation including PLC, HMI, IPCs and SCADA system programming. Ensure adherence of PM checklist as per plan. Use of Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to track and execute Maintenance Workorder timely. Ensure Timely planning, execution and closure of Workorder on CMMS, with specific focus on Data Integrity requirements. Ensure Machinery Safety is top priority when operating, maintaining, upgrading and monitoring any Production system. Gain knowledge of Global Engineering Standards related to Operations Maintenance & Safety and ensure compliance. Expert in Electronics, Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting (experience of working on PLCs & HMI is mandatory) Ensure strict compliance to Lock‑Out‑Tag‑Out (LOTO) procedures and Permit to Work protocols. Be an advocate and role model of Machinery Safety at Site Co‑ordinate with other units to ensure build‑up of teamwork. To Identify & contribute in Efficiency Improvement Projects. Ensure that all equipment inventory in stores must be updated and inform relevant person if item needs to be ordered Execute actions related to Operational equipment, which are derived from deviations, audits, inspections and risks. Supervise out‑sourced contractors and ensure safe working conditions in respective area.
Diploma (DAE) or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, or related technical field. Minimum 3‑4 years of hands‑on maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment. Practical knowledge of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems. Basic experience with PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), HMIs (Human Machine Interfaces), or other control devices. Experience using or willingness to learn a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS). Strong commitment to safety, following Lock‑Out‑Tag‑Out (LOTO) and permit‑to‑work procedures. Skills Asset Life Cycle Management, Data Integrity, Digital Fluency, GxP Regulations, Lean Management, Manufacturing Technologies, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Problem Solving, Risk Awareness, Standards Compliance.
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