Senior Facilities Engineer

Description:

We are seeking a highly organized and experienced Facilities Project Engineer to lead the execution of clean rooms and equipment upgrade projects. This role will focus on supporting the facility improvement plan, with a strong emphasis on project coordination, vendor management, and technical oversight in a GMP-regulated environment.

Roles & Responsibilities:

Project Planning & Procurement:

Develop detailed project schedules and roadmaps for equipment procurement and installation.

Identify and document nuanced requirements for clean room upgrades and equipment replacement.

Execution & Oversight:

Lead execution of upgrades, including biosafety cabinet (BSE) replacements, laminar flow glove box (LFG) installations, and particle monitoring system enhancements.

Coordinate shutdowns and modifications of specific units, including after-hours and early morning work as needed (e.g., 12 AM–6 AM shifts during implementation).

Clean Room & Equipment Upgrades:

Oversee upgrades to active air monitoring systems and viable particle identification processes.

Manage Siemens EMS work and integration with automation systems.

Supervise installation of 8 BSEs and 9 LFGs across multiple phases.

Facilities Infrastructure Projects:

Coordinate upgrades to camera systems, sprinkler systems, HVAC, and air handling units.

Cross-Functional Collaboration:

Work closely with Commissioning & Qualification (C&Q) teams to ensure compliance and validation.

Gather input from various stakeholders to develop comprehensive qualification plans.

Vendor & Stakeholder Coordination:

Serve as the primary liaison with vendors and contractors.

Plan and manage execution timelines, ensuring minimal disruption to operations.

Qualifications:

Minimum 5 years of experience in Facilities Management, supporting GMP-regulated environments, including BSC/BSCE (Biosafety Cabinets), LFG (Laminar Flow Glove Boxes), and Grade A/B/C Clean Rooms.

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, or a related technical discipline.