GMP Facilities & Automation Maintenance TechnologistPicture your day: before 9 a.m. you’ve cleared an alarm on a process machine, updated the CMMS, and coordinated a safe work permit for a contractor. By noon, you’ve tuned a refrigeration loop, verified a boiler control, and collaborated with an OEM remotely to fine-tune a lab instrument. By close of day, you’ve assessed quotes for a major repair, restocked critical spares, and left your 5S-organized workspace spotless—because safety and service always come first.What you’ll ownPreventive and corrective maintenance for facility and production equipment, including complex automated process machines, laboratory instruments, HVAC and refrigeration, boilers, industrial water treatment, air compressors, plumbing, security, and alarm systems.Installation and operational validation of new equipment; hands-on support during start-up and qualification.Ownership of CMMS records, work orders, and a cost-effective spare parts program; stewardship of the technical publication library.Independent troubleshooting and repair across mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems; interpretation of specifications and OEM manuals.Remote collaboration with manufacturers/OEMs to diagnose and resolve machine issues quickly.Implementation of contractor safety and safe work permit processes.EHS leadership, including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), stewardship of ozone-depleting chemicals, and compliant disposal of maintenance waste.Routine inspections of building and equipment to identify safety issues; timely reporting of deficiencies and execution of needed repairs.Regular facility walkthroughs to scope major repairs; obtain quotations from approved suppliers and qualify new suppliers when required.Oversight and performance monitoring of janitorial/sanitation contractors.General plant upkeep: patching/painting walls, replacing ceiling tiles, repairing plumbing fixtures and door hardware.Organization and optimization of the facilities office to drive efficient, cost-effective operations.Primary contact for alarm systems and the backup power supplier; secondary contact for emergency personnel.Other duties as assigned, including hands-on manufacturing tasks when needed.How you’ll workDeliver exceptional customer service while keeping the safety of yourself and others at the forefront.Thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic setting with shifting priorities and cross-functional needs.Maintain an orderly, clean, and 5S-aligned workspace.Stay current on technology and methods through continuing education.QualificationsEducation: High School diploma required; Associate degree in a Mechanical/Maintenance field preferred.Experience: 3+ years of related, hands-on maintenance experience.Required: Prior experience in a GMP-controlled environment.Demonstrated ability—through education, experience, and/or licenses—to manage facility maintenance processes and complete required work.Strong working knowledge of EHS requirements applicable to facility engineering.Proficiency with email communication, Microsoft Office, and CMMS platforms.SolidWorks experience is a plus.Physical and job-essential capabilitiesAbility to lift up to 50 lbs.Ability to accurately distinguish colors for safety and diagnostics.Comfort working in varied positions, including laying, crouching, and bending.Ability to reach and climb ladders up to 20 feet.Core technical toolkitHVAC and Refrigeration SystemsBoilers and Air CompressorsIndustrial Water TreatmentElectrical/Electronic Systems; Electrical schematic readingMechanical systems and component repair; Mechanical troubleshootingPneumatics troubleshootingEquipment installation, repair, and maintenanceCMMS administration and work order managementLockout/Tagout (LOTO)