Facilities Maintenance Technician I, II, & III

Jubilant HollisterStier CMO

Spokane (WA)

On-site

USD 39,000 - 59,000

Full time

41 hours ago

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Day shift Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:30pm

Competitive wages with yearly raises

Job summary

Jubilant HollisterStier LLC in Spokane is seeking Facilities Maintenance Technicians I–III to support GMP manufacturing and facility reliability. You will perform foundational to advanced maintenance, including basic machining support, calibration, and documentation in SAP CMMS.

The roles emphasize multi-trade growth, safety, and continuous improvement, with a day shift and opportunities for promotion and annual raises in a stable, industry-leading environment.

Qualifications

High School Diploma or equivalent; 1–3 years maintenance experience (Level I).
3–5+ years maintenance experience; multi-trade capability (Level II).
5–8+ years maintenance; advanced multi-trade skills and GMP knowledge (Level III).

Responsibilities

Perform foundational facilities responsibilities and support site operations.
Assist with pest control, rigging, basic carpentry, cooling towers, and wastewater.
Lead advanced maintenance activities, planning, and documentation in SAP CMMS.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Troubleshooting

SOP compliance

Coordination

Communication

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Tools

SAP CMMS

Job description

Join a Leader in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing — And Build What’s Next

As Spokane’s Largest Manufacturing Company, Jubilant HollisterStier LLC is a well-established force in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries, providing a complete range of manufacturing services that support lifechanging medicines around the world.

We are nationally recognized for our expertise in producing sterile injectable vials and lyophilized products, and our Allergy business is a global leader in allergenic extracts that support treatments for allergies and asthma. Jubilant HollisterStier is proudly part of the global, Jubilant Pharma family. established force in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries, providing a complete range of manufacturing services that support lifechanging medicines around the world.

For the Builders, Innovators, and Doers — This Is Your Place

If you are someone who thrives on solving complex problems, improving systems, and building real solutions, you’ll feel at home here. At Jubilant HollisterStier, your ideas matter — and your impact is felt globally.

Why builders choose us:

Immediate impact: Your work directly supports essential medicines and allergenic therapies used worldwide.
Benefits start on day one: Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA/HSA, Life, AD&D, and Disability benefits begin immediately because your well-being shouldn’t have a waiting period.
A career you can grow: We provide opportunities for growth, promotion, and annual raises, with midpoint compensation reserved for high performance and longevity.
A culture of improvement: We value people who thrive on continuous improvement, innovation, and hands on contribution.
A stable industry leader: Backed by Jubilant Pharma, we pair long term stability with forward looking innovation.

If you want to build something meaningful with a team that values your drive, skills, and ideas — you belong here.

Job Description(s):

The Facilities Maintenance Technician I performs all foundational facilities responsibilities and supports facility operations through execution of routine and intermediate maintenance tasks across building systems. This role contributes to safe, compliant, and efficient operations while developing multi-trade capabilities across facility systems.

Perform all required foundational facilities responsibilities
Support pest control monitoring and corrective actions in compliance with site standards
Assist with rigging activities for equipment movement and installation
Perform basic carpentry and fabrication tasks to support facility operations
Support operation and basic maintenance of cooling tower systems
Assist with monitoring and maintenance of wastewater systems
Support general repairs and maintenance across facility infrastructure
Ensure adherence to GMP, safety, and environmental standards
Document work activity within SAP CMMS system
Identify and escape maintenance or operational issues

The Facilities Maintenance Technician II performs all responsibilities of prior levels and independently executes advanced maintenance activities across facility systems. This role applies specialized technical skills in machining, diagnostics, and predictive maintenance while supporting operational efficiency, system reliability, and compliance within a regulated manufacturing environment.

Perform all General Maintenance Technician I responsibilities
Execute machining work to support repair, fabrication, and maintenance needs
Perform shaft alignment on rotating equipment to ensure proper operation
Utilize thermography techniques to identify equipment issues and support preventative maintenance
Conduct vibration analysis to monitor equipment health and predict failures
Support advanced troubleshooting and repair of facility equipment
Generate and manage purchase orders for parts, services, or materials
Support maintenance planning activities and work coordination as needed
Document all maintenance activities within SAP CMMS systemEnsure compliance with GMP, safety, and environmental standards

The Facilities Maintenance Technician III performs all responsibilities of prior levels while serving as an advanced multi-trade technical resource for facilities operations. This role independently plans and executes complex maintenance, reliability, fabrication, machining, diagnostic, painting, coating, and facility improvement activities across GMP manufacturing and support areas. The General Maintenance Technician III applies advanced technical expertise to improve equipment reliability, facility appearance, operational efficiency, and GMP compliance while supporting project planning, troubleshooting, continuous improvement, root cause investigations, and the technical development of less experienced technicians.

Perform all General Maintenance Technician II responsibilities.
Serve as an advanced technical resource across multiple facility maintenance disciplines.
Independently plan and execute complex maintenance, repair, fabrication, and facility improvement projects.
Lead advanced troubleshooting of facility systems, utilities, and equipment and recommend sustainable corrective actions.
Utilize predictive maintenance technologies, including vibration analysis, thermography, condition monitoring, and reliability assessments.
Perform advanced machining, fabrication, shaft alignment, repair, installation, and precision maintenance activities.
Apply advanced painting and coating techniques with a focus on quality, consistency, durability, and GMP compliance.
Utilize color theory, coating specifications, material compatibility, and finish‑matching techniques to select appropriate products and application methods.
Evaluate environmental and climate impacts on coatings, finishes, and facility materials and adjust application methods accordingly.
Develop project estimates for labor, materials, equipment, and timelines and support maintenance planning and scheduling.
Support facility modifications and painting activities through approved GMP change control processes.
Participate in root cause investigations, corrective and preventive actions, and continuous improvement initiatives related to equipment, coatings, and facility conditions.
Coordinate work with contractors, vendors, suppliers, Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, EHS, Validation, and other site partners.
Identify and implement opportunities to improve equipment reliability, facility appearance, safety, efficiency, quality, and compliance.
Provide technical guidance, task support, and on-the-job knowledge sharing to less experienced technicians.
Generate, manage, and monitor purchase orders, material requirements, and supporting project documentation.
Maintain accurate and timely documentation within SAP CMMS and related systems.
Ensure compliance with GMP, safety, environmental, respiratory protection, fall protection, confined space, lockout/tagout, hot work, and site procedures.

Qualifications:

Required:

Level I:

High School Diploma or equivalent.
1-3 years of maintenance or facilities experience.
Basic knowledge of pest control processes and compliance.
Introductory understanding of rigging and safe handling practices.
Basic carpentry and fabrication skills.
Foundational knowledge of cooling towers and wastewater systems.
Mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting awareness.
Ability to follow SOPs and safety protocols.
SAP CMMS familiarity (or ability to learn).

Level II:

High School Diploma or equivalent.
3–5+ years of maintenance or facilities experience.
Experience in multi-trade technical roles required.
Working knowledge of machining and fabrication processes.
Proficiency in shaft alignment techniques and tools.
Knowledge of thermography and vibration analysis methods.
Mechanical troubleshooting and diagnostic skills.
Understanding of predictive and preventative maintenance principles.
Experience managing purchase orders and material coordination.

Level III:

High School Diploma or equivalent.
5–8+ years of maintenance, facilities, painting, or related technical experience.
Demonstrated experience performing advanced multi-trade maintenance activities.
Demonstrated experience independently planning and executing complex maintenance or facility projects.
Advanced mechanical troubleshooting and diagnostic capabilities
Advanced machining, fabrication, precision alignment, installation, and repair skills.
Advanced knowledge of rotating equipment maintenance and shaft alignment techniques.
Proficiency in predictive and preventive maintenance principles and technologies.
Proficiency in vibration analysis, thermography, condition monitoring, and reliability assessment methods.
Advanced understanding of painting systems, coating technologies, surface preparation, material compatibility, and application requirements.
Advanced understanding of color theory, finish matching, and material interactions.
Knowledge of environmental and climate impacts on coatings and material performance.
Ability to develop labor, material, equipment, and timeline estimates for maintenance and facility projects.
Working knowledge of GMP change control, root cause investigation, and corrective and preventive action processes.
Ability to coordinate complex work with internal stakeholders, contractors, vendors, and suppliers.
SAP CMMS proficiency and strong working knowledge of MS Office tools.

Preferred:

Level I:

Exposure to multi-trade work environments.
Experience in GMP or regulated environments.

Level II:

Experience in GMP or regulated manufacturing environment.
Experience with predictive maintenance techniques.

Level III:

Experience in a GMP or regulated manufacturing environment.
Experience supporting reliability-centered or predictive maintenance programs.
Experience with project estimation, planning, scheduling, and contractor coordination.
Experience participating in root cause investigations, corrective and preventive actions, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Experience providing technical guidance or training to technicians.

All Levels:

GMP manufacturing, utilities, mechanical, and facilities environments.
Exposure may include mechanical equipment, utility systems, water treatment systems, steam, heat, noise, chemicals, and environmental conditions associated with facilities work.
Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, crouch, reach, and perform repetitive movements throughout the workday.
Ability to climb ladders, scaffolding, stairs, and work from elevated platforms when required.
Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull materials, tools, parts, and equipment consistent with painting and maintenance activities.
Manual dexterity sufficient to safely operation painting equipment, diagnostic instruments, hand tools, power tools, machining equipment, and mobile equipment.
Ability to wear required PPE, including protective clothing, gloves, eye protection, fall protection, and respiratory protection when required.
Ability to identify surface imperfections, coating defects, color variations, equipment conditions, and visible maintenance deficiencies.
Ability to perform work in confined spaces or restricted-access areas when required.
Work may occur in GMP production areas, warehouses, utility and mechanical spaces, offices, exterior building areas, and facility common areas.
Exposure may include mechanical equipment, rotating machinery, utility systems, water treatment systems, steam, heat, paint fumes, solvents, coatings, adhesives, dust, cleaning agents, chemicals, noise, and varying temperatures when proper controls and PPE are used.
Work requires adherence to GMP, gowning, PPE, respiratory protection, fall protection, confined space, hot work, lockout/tagout, and other applicable site safety procedures.
Work may require use of ladders, scaffolding, lifts, machining equipment, diagnostic tools, and other mobile or powered equipment.
Work may include indoor and outdoor activities supporting facility appearance, maintenance, reliability, and compliance standards.