Description
The Plant Utilities Technician is responsible for understanding, maintaining, and repairing steam and high purity water generation equipment/components within the manufacturing facility.
Responsibilities:
- Operate, maintain, and repair site Utilities systems, including Boilers, Fire Suppression systems, Potable Water distribution systems, Steam & Condensate distribution & return, Oil-Free Process Air systems, Water Softeners, Ozone Generators, Clean Steam Generators, and other Utilities equipment.
- Complete scheduled maintenance orders ensuring adherence to CMMS metrics. Repair and maintain utility piping, quality water generation equipment, boilers, water filtration systems, steam, and compressed air networks. Ensure all systems are maintained in compliance with EHS and GMP standards.
- Perform routine checks, take samples, log data and complete required documentation in line with procedures. Troubleshoot and repair mechanical equipment including pumps, motors, valves, and liquid transfer systems.
- Maintain equipment, tools, logbooks, PPE, and documentation in a safe, calibrated, and GMP-compliant manner. Report abnormal incidents, near misses, and quality issues promptly to relevant stakeholders.
- Assure all documentation (logbooks, permits, work orders) is complete and accurate. Stay current with all required GSK site, EHS, Regulatory and Global training.
Basic Qualifications:
- 1-3 years of experience working as a mechanical technician in an industrial or regulated manufacturing environment.
- High School diploma or equivalent, such as Trade School graduate, Military, or Vocational-Technical school training.
- Experience with quality process and utilities systems.
- Basic computer skills (Microsoft Suite, Outlook, Intranet, etc.).
- Ability to troubleshoot and a general mechanical aptitude.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Associate degree, trade certification, boiler operator, instrumentation, or bachelor’s degree with previous experience with Computerized Maintenance Management Work Order Systems (CMMS).
- Experience in regulated manufacturing environments or with high-purity water and clean utilities.
- Strong communication skills and a collaborative approach to teamwork.
Work arrangement:
- This role is on-site at a GSK facility in the United States.
- The role will include rotating on-call duties and occasional overtime for emergencies, plant projects, or other time-sensitive activities.