Ultra-Pure Water Technician (Days)

Build Our Future Together: Our Ultra-Pure Water (Clean Utilities) Technicians support the manufacturing process through involvement with start-up, operation, monitoring, maintaining, and shutdown of clean utility systems and equipment within Clean Utility mechanical rooms. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to a fast-growing, science-driven organization making a meaningful difference to patients worldwide. When & Where:

Working shift: Monday-Friday 6:00am-2:30pmWhat You'll Do: Perform preventative and predictive maintenance on related clean utilities and systems that support manufacturing Maintain water rooms and related equipment such as pumps, motors, Water for Injection (WFI) stills, Clean Steam Generators, and related piping Perform activities such as troubleshooting, hands-on repairs on all related clean utility equipment and systems, and WFI point-of-use flushing Maintain documents and records on all validated equipment and systems Collaborate with other departments and contractors on scheduling repairs and maintenance of clean utility systems Perform monitoring and control of systems using computer-driven Business Automation System (BAS) and PLC controls Communicate and coordinate with each department and within Facilities Management when planned and unplanned work events occur The Environment and Physical Rhythms of the Role: Gowning: Full cleanroom attire (examples may include: including laundered undergarments, gown, facemask, hairnet, safety glasses, safety shoes and booties, latex gloves and the use of sanitizing agents during gowning process including IPA) Ability to remove jewelry, makeup and nail adornments when wearing cleanroom attire Ability to perform physical requirements for entirety of shift (up to 10 hours) in a clean room environment Some physical requirements can include but are not limited to: bending, climbing, crawling, kneeling, reaching, reaching overhead, sitting, squatting, walking, standing, driving, hand manipulation and ability to lift/push/pull up to 50lbs This Role Requires: AAS degree, preferably in an Engineering or Construction Technologies related field and the following minimum years of relevant experience for each level Clean Utilities Technician II: 2+ years of related experience, or HSD/GED with 5+ years of related experience Clean Utilities Technician III: 5+ years of related experience, or HSD/GED with 8+ years of related experience Ability to read and/or understand piping, electrical, and instrumentation drawings Basic troubleshooting skills as they relate to the water room and mechanical proficiency Understanding additional mechanical equipment and systems such as pharmaceutical compressed air, domestic water lines, plant steam, and high/low pressure condensate return systems Participating in rotational on-call schedule Prior experience in the maintenance and operation of a large-scale utilities plant is preferred Level will be determined based on qualifications relevant to the role