Pharma Facilities Electrical Engineer — On-Site with Remote Day

GSK; Collegeville (PA); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

GSK is seeking an on-site electrical facilities engineer to support power distribution, generators, and emergency systems across US sites. You will collaborate with site teams, service partners, and project teams to keep critical systems safe, compliant, and reliable.

This role offers hands-on engineering, project exposure, and opportunities to influence improvements that keep operations running and support our mission to unite science and technology to get ahead of disease together.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related technical field.
• Minimum 3 years' experience supporting electrical facilities in an industrial or manufacturing environment.
• Working knowledge of electrical codes and safety practices relevant to industrial facilities.
• Experience with troubleshooting and maintenance practices for electrical equipment.
• Proven ability to work with contractors and cross-functional teams to deliver safe outcomes.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support for electrical systems, including power distribution, generators, motor control, and emergency systems.
• Lead assessments, investigations, and corrective actions for electrical incidents and audit findings.
• Support capital and maintenance projects by reviewing designs, performing technical risk assessments, and advising on constructability and handover to operations.
• Drive site compliance to electrical codes, engineering standards, and safety requirements.
• Work with service partners and contractors to plan and verify work quality, schedules, and performance against contracts.
• Maintain asset and documentation records and support the transition of projects into operations with clear procedures and training.
• Identify and implement improvements, design changes, or modification to automation/mechanical systems, equipment of procedures to support the business in the following established change control processes.
• Conduct site management monitoring tasks and site GEMBAs to ensure service partner and 3rd party contractor works are being carried out in compliance with national, local, and GSK standards.
• Manage improvement programs generated by various sources: Audit findings, CAPA, Engineering/EHS alerts, preventable disruptions, sustainability objectives.
• Execute site assessments against Engineering Policies and Standards in support of real estate due diligence at the site.
• Manage risk mitigation plans/actions in the risk management systems to ensure gaps from engineering assessments or with service delivery at sites are brought to acceptable levels (as low as reasonably practical).
• Lead investigations and mitigation plans at the site for significant service failures, critical/major audit findings, dispute resolution, and process improvements.
• Champion implementation of engineering standards and process improvement initiatives from RDES service towers into site delivery teams. Identify and implement areas for EHS risk reduction and environmental sustainability.
• Ensure compliance with Quality and Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) requirements and ensure that the Engineering activity is a safe place to work and 'inspection ready' at all times.

Skills

Asset Life Cycle Management

Data Integrity

Digital Fluency

GxP Regulations

Lean Management

Manufacturing Technologies

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Problem Solving

Risk Awareness

Standards Compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Job description

GSK is seeking an on-site electrical facilities engineer to support power distribution, generators, and emergency systems across US sites. You will collaborate with site teams, service partners, and project teams to keep critical systems safe, compliant, and reliable.

This role offers hands-on engineering, project exposure, and opportunities to influence improvements that keep operations running and support our mission to unite science and technology to get ahead of disease together.