Process Mechanic 2

Job Summary/Position Overview The Process Mechanic 2 is responsible to perform general to moderate mechanical repairs to plant equipment and systems. This role performs routine mechanical troubleshooting and preventative maintenance tasks. Additionally, this role ensures systems meet stringent requirements of pharmaceutical manufacturing. Major Accountabilities Performs general to moderate mechanical repairs, troubleshooting, and preventative maintenance to all plant equipment and systems (e.g., pumps, valves, agitators, fans, bearings, couplings, belt drivers, mechanical seals, hoists, hydraulics, pneumatics, on-off actuators, diaphragms, filters, fasteners, etc.)Performs simple to moderate (and advanced, as needed) mechanical repairs, troubleshooting, and preventative maintenance for autoclaves, glasswashers, clean-in-place (CIP) systems, homogenizers, centrifuges, fermenters, chromatography columns, LPC skids, and vessels Issues hot work and confined space entry permits Supports analysis of equipment breakdown (failure analysis) to determine root cause and provides input to help eliminate future breakdowns Supports project engineering with design, installation, and validation of new plant systems, including facility, process, lab, and utility systems Participates in large projects for maintenance support including tracking, reporting updates, meetings, etc. Provides input for the creation or revision of written instructions for preventive maintenance tasks and standard operating procedures (SOPs) (e.g., charts, graphs, data records) using Microsoft Office or other document generation platforms Assists facility coordination with planning equipment or system shutdowns for maintenance Participates on FEMA teams and other process improvement teams, as needed Implements system modifications or upgrades for efficiency, performance, and safety improvements Locates spare parts and provides input for the evaluation of inventory stock levels, as needed Documents all work performed on work orders and adheres to Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) standards Adheres to all safety requirements and procedures and immediately notifies management or Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) when unsafe conditions or hazards are discovered Performs other duties, as assigned Knowledge, Skills or Abilities Knowledge of plant equipment and systems Ability to operate components and complete system maintenance with assistance Effective communication, both written and verbal Ability to use root cause failure analysis tools for equipment reliability Knowledge of GMP requirements Ability to work in a team environment Must be able to support 24/7 manufacturing facility, including shift, on-call and weekends Minimum Education and Experience Requirements High School Diploma/GED with 2-4 years of maintenance experience; orAssociate degree in mechanical, electrical, chemical engineering or related field with 0-1 years of maintenance experience