GMP Facilities Utilities & HVACR Technologist

Torrey Holistics; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 40,639,000 - 46,150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match

Tuition reimbursement

Paid vacation

Job summary

Bausch + Lomb is seeking a seasoned GMP Facilities Utilities & HVACR Technologist to operate, monitor, and troubleshoot critical production utilities in a cleanroom environment. You will document activities, coordinate with contractors, and drive continuous improvement with safety first on a rotating night shift (6:00pm–6:00am) in Tampa, FL.

The role focuses on steam, chilled water, WFI, HVAC, and power distribution, using PI Vision, Trane Tracer, and Maximo to ensure compliant operation and

Qualifications

• Minimum: High school diploma or equivalent; PV/PM experience in regulated production is a plus.
• Technical degree/training preferred for progression in GMP facilities.
• Experience with GMP utilities and cleanroom environments is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Operate, monitor, troubleshoot, and document GMP‑critical utilities: steam, chilled water, WFI, HVAC, and power distribution.
• Perform rounds, inspections, and checks; maintain GMP logbooks and records.
• Coordinate with contractors, manage work orders in Maximo, and review results for compliance.

Skills

Mechanical

Electrical

Valve & Actuator

Pumps

Piping

HMI/PLC

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Technical degree or trade school

Tools

Maximo CMMS

PLC/HMI

PI Vision

Trane Tracer

York/Trane HMIs

MS Word/Excel

Job description

GMP Facilities Utilities & HVACR TechnologistImagine a production day where a cleanroom’s humidity drifts, a chiller loads up, and a TOC reading needs verification—all at once. You remain calm, diagnose via PI Vision and Trane Tracer, adjust setpoints, dispatch a work order in Maximo, and verify results in the field. That’s the kind of impact you’ll make at Bausch + Lomb, a global eye health company devoted to helping people see better to live better.With a 170+ year legacy, 400+ products, ~13,000 employees, and operations across ~100 countries, we’re looking for a seasoned utilities professional to ensure safe, reliable, compliant operation of our critical systems.Position BasicsShift: Rotating Night Shift / 6:00pm – 6:00amStart Pay Range: $29.50Where: This position may be available in the following location: US - Tampa, FLYour MissionOperate, monitor, troubleshoot, maintain, and document GMP‑critical utilities—steam, chilled and condenser water, compressed air, purified water, water for injection (WFI), HVAC, clean steam, power distribution, and process waste—while responding to alarms, supporting projects and shutdowns, coordinating contractors, and driving continuous improvement with safety at the forefront.Core ResponsibilitiesUtility operations & monitoring: Perform field rounds, inspections, and operational checks; verify equipment status; maintain accurate logbooks and GMP records; manage systems through BMS/EMS, PLC/HMI, PI Vision, Trane Tracer, and equipment HMIs.Steam generation/distribution: Operate boilers; perform water chemistry testing and chemical treatment checks; conduct blowdowns and natural gas leak checks; maintain/diagnose condensate return, traps, stations, surge tanks, deaerators, boiler feed pumps, level controls, regulators, steam hot water heaters, and HVAC reheat; sustain boiler certification/site compliance awareness.Chilled water & towers: Run screw and centrifugal chillers; maintain chilled/condenser pumps and related valves/controls; balance cooling towers and manage water treatment/chemicals; troubleshoot bypass pressure and flow; use York/Trane HMIs for performance insights.Compressed air & vacuum: Operate oil‑free screw compressors, desiccant dryers, receivers, regulators, auto drains, and condensate management equipment; monitor dew point performance; leverage Atlas Copco HMIs; manage plant vacuum.Pharma water, WFI, clean steam: Manage multimedia/carbon filters, softeners/brine, flow meters, UV, fine filtration, RO, and purified water distribution; support MECO vapor compression stills, WFI tanks, spray balls, and MECO clean steam generators; track TOC and conductivity; complete/review GMP water-system forms; perform stainless steel passivation.HVAC & environment: Operate chilled‑water and DX AHUs; maintain reheat, temperature, and relative humidity control; understand temp/RH/cleanroom dynamics; investigate and help resolve environmental excursions and utility-driven alarms.Electrical & fire protection: Support generators, switchgear, diesel fire pumps; work safely around 480V three‑phase; troubleshoot relay logic/control circuits; apply Lockout/Tagout; monitor and maintain the Simplex fire alarm system.Process waste & facility systems: Operate lift stations; manage pH neutralization; maintain process waste systems.Control room response: Monitor systems centrally; respond to alarms; evaluate equipment status; coordinate corrective actions; create work orders and POs; keep stakeholders informed.Maintenance & projects: Execute PMs and support corrective work; keep utility areas organized, painted, and inspection‑ready; troubleshoot pumps, valves, actuators, piping, and controls; partner with engineers and PMs on upgrades, installations, commissioning; coordinate contractors; assist in semi‑annual shutdowns with extended schedules when necessary.Compliance, Safety, and StandardsWork in a regulated pharmaceutical environment; maintain current GMP/SOP training.Complete, review, and retain accurate GMP documentation.Support FDA/internal audits, deviations, corrective actions, and readiness efforts.Adhere to safety programs: confined space entry, respiratory protection, hazardous chemical handling, aseptic gowning, and lift equipment usage.Model a safety‑first mindset while supporting 24/7 operations.Coverage & TeamingCover other operators when required.Work weekends, holidays, non‑standard shifts, and extended shutdown schedules to ensure continuity.Communicate effectively across manufacturing, maintenance, quality, engineering, contractors, and leadership; own shift turnover and reliability.Experience & CredentialsMinimum: High school diploma or equivalent; valid driver’s license.Preferred: Technical degree, trade school, or military technical training; 5+ years in utilities operations/maintenance/facilities/control room; background in regulated manufacturing (pharma/biotech/medical device).Systems knowledge: Boilers/steam/condensate; chilled and condenser water; cooling towers; compressed air; HVAC; purified water/WFI/clean steam; vacuum; process waste.Troubleshooting skills: Mechanical and electrical (including relay logic); valves and actuators (pneumatic/electric); pumps; piping; utility controls.Fabrication: Pipe fitting/hanging/bending/threading; ProPress; PVC; stick/TIG welding (preferred); lathe and mill (preferred).Automation/software: PLC/HMI; PI Vision; Trane Tracer (Tracer Ensemble preferred); Maximo; MS Word/Excel; ABB VFD programming (preferred); PLC programming (preferred).Certifications: Boiler certification (preferred or required per jurisdiction); forklift/JLG/Lull/scissor lift experience (preferred); confined space/respiratory qualification (preferred); arc flash certification (preferred); able to perform aseptic gowning.Physical & Environmental RequirementsStand, walk, and climb stairs/ladders; access elevated work areas during shifts.Lift, carry, push, and pull materials/equipment in line with site requirements.Work across mechanical rooms, cleanrooms, utility spaces, rooftops, and confined spaces.Wear required PPE, including respiratory protection when qualified and required.Operate safely around steam, heat, chemicals, noise, rotating machinery, and electrical systems.Tools & Platforms You’ll UseMaximo CMMS (work orders, completion, POs)PLC/HMI platforms; PI Vision; Trane Tracer; equipment HMIsYork and Trane chiller HMIs; Atlas Copco compressor/dryer HMIsMicrosoft Word, Excel, Outlook; computer-based documentation toolsForklift, Lull/telehandler, JLG, scissor liftSkill HighlightsPLC Troubleshooting and ProgrammingEquipment Diagnostics & TroubleshootingSteam Systems Management; Boiler Operation/Troubleshooting; Boiler CertificationRelay Testing; Industrial ElectricalPipefitting; Welding Setups for ProductionCompressed Air; HMI Systems; HVAC & Environmental Control SystemsInternal ApplicantsHave no corrective actions at the written warning level in last six months / no final warning level in the last 12 months / no active PIP.Meet the qualifications of the position as stated above.Be in your current job for 12 months.Position applying for must be a step up in progression and not a step down.Benefits & Well‑BeingU.S. based employees may be eligible for short‑ and long‑term incentives and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, 401(k) with company match, tuition reimbursement (select degrees), company holidays, well‑being programs, sick time, floating holidays, and paid vacation.Stay InformedJob Applicants should be aware of job offer scams perpetrated through the use of the Internet and social media platforms. To learn more please read Bausch + Lomb's Job Offer Fraud Statement.LegalAll qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this moment.