Duration: Permanent, Location: Dublin West, Working Hours: Monday to Friday, days only, 39 hours.This position will be based on a biopharmaceutical site on behalf of our client, a multinational and multicultural company which provides great career progression opportunities to the right person.OverviewThe Electrical Utilities Technician is responsible for the execution of the preventive and corrective maintenance program as per the Client/PPU requirements. He/she will work as part of the Maintenance and Calibration team on a major client Biopharmaceutical site. He/she will liaise with the contract team, client engineering and equipment vendors to ensure maximum uptime of all utilities, plant and equipment, and that equipment is in compliance with all regulatory, statutory and client corporate requirements.Duties includeCarry out work as per schedule supplied by the Maintenance Coordinator, Planner and as per site policies, schedules and procedures.Troubleshoot problems with utilities equipment as necessary and as directed by site supervisors.Complete site documentation before and after work tasks, as appropriate.Flexibility to work on equipment in all buildings.Work and interact with the site DES team.Flexibility to work around Maintenance Shutdown’s.Be familiar with all GMP rules and regulations.Be familiar with statutory requirements.Liaise and work with the Shift/Day Maintenance Team on all utilities equipment.Liaise with contractors during planned service maintenance.Participate in the appropriate training.Carry out risk assessment of equipment maintenance task list steps and ensure these are always kept valid.Update MTLs as appropriate.Carry out periodic reviews of EWI/SOP to ensure documents are always current and valid.All work on site to be carried out in accordance with site EHS (environmental health and safety) and company EHS rules and guidelines.Be responsible for ITP and ensure missing requirements are complete.Participate in audits of the mechanical rooms and follow up on actions.Ensure all tools and equipment are kept in good condition.Day-to-day relationship with company’s contract manager and contract team.Day-to-day relationship with client engineering manager and representatives.Manage technical investigations for utility operations group and implement changes that occur from these investigations.Complete data build on new equipment (create maintenance plans, preparing BOM, SOP’s, advising on rounds and readings for operation).Evaluate electrical PM job plan content and frequency.Recommend and implement improvements to optimise utility reliability, availability and compliance.Continuously evaluate equipment maintenance and failure history.Determine appropriateness of PM content and frequency.Execute PM program along with the rest of the team.Manage a program to measure and improve the effectiveness of the electrical PM program.Establish and evaluate effectiveness metrics to identify areas for improvement.Supporting site contract maintenance team in minimising downtime and risk of downtime to facility.Troubleshooting and investigation of utility plant equipment faults and failures along with the Shift Operation Group, this includes the fire alarm detection system.Introduction and installation of reliability centred maintenance on all existing and future equipment.Updating of utilities related standard operating procedures.Identifying, liaising with, and where appropriate, co‑ordination of third‑party contractors and suppliers on site.Liaising with site projects team as client engineering representative.Liaising with site contract team to identify suppliers and quantities of spare parts; review and update spare part inventory of spares in client’s site store.Liaising with contract team and client to review maintenance programme, and effect changes to methods and procedures where appropriate.Continuous improvement of contract delivery on site.Coordinating with personnel on utility requirements upon purchase of new equipment, movement of equipment, technology transfer etc.Identifying and implementing, where appropriate, energy saving schemes.Liaise with quality and external auditing bodies upon audits.Ensuring engineering areas, in liaison with contract manager and contract co‑ordinator, facilities and equipment are kept in a clean, safe and serviceable condition, and general housekeeping high standards are maintained.Manage the execution of the utilities maintenance program and organisational structure in order to achieve and sustain optimum reliability, maintainability, useful life and life cycle cost for utilities assets.Implement and participate in utilities reliability programmes as per the client’s global reliability programme.Drive local reviews of maintenance performance data using published maintenance excellence KPI results, areas that will be reviewed and improvements sought:Spares costHigh levels of paperworkPM:CM ratioMaintenance man‑hours per equipment/systemMTBFMTTREquipment reliability trendsPM program content is to be reviewed on a regular basis to remove non‑value added activities and duplication.Develop long‑term (5year) life‑cycle costing for asset replacement plans (equipment moving towards end of life).Ensure that the CMMS system contains the most up‑to‑date information regarding equipment data, spares and maintenance man‑hours.Maximise maintenance wrench time utilisation through effective planning.Required skillsElectrical experience, 2years minimum; good understanding of fundamentals of utilities systems (pumps, HVAC, compressors, boilers, steam systems, ancillary services, DHW skids, chillers, cooling towers, clean‑steam boilers, purified water systems, CIP systems, low/medium‑voltage electrical systems).Building management systems (SCADA) and PLCs.Good understanding of preventive maintenance systems, computerized maintenance management work‑order systems, permit‑to‑work system, facility start‑up.Computer literate; ability to read and understand electrical drawings.Understanding of SOPs, GMP engineering systems, basic instrumentation.Hands‑on experience troubleshooting/repair of low/medium‑voltage electrical systems (motors, VFDs, panels, electrical safety systems).Vast knowledge of single‑ and three‑phase motor systems; knowledge of mechanical systems.Team player.
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