Piramal Pharma Ltd
Maintenance Engineer

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Job Description
Maintenance Engineer
Business: Piramal Pharma Solutions
Department: Engineering
Location: Grangemouth
Travel: Infrequent
Job Overview
To maintain HPS plant and equipment to ensure it operates within qualified status, meets business needs and operates as design intent.
Reporting Structure
To Head Of Engineering
Key Roles/Responsibilities
- Maintain, monitor and improve HPS engineering systems / documentation to ensure compliance with Business, Company, ESH, cGMP and Engineering standards.
- Ensure that HPS plant / equipment availability meets Business objectives by planning, organising and prioritising personal workload and when required, co-ordinating contractor maintenance activities.
- Procure and manage spares to levels to maximise plant / equipment availability and to minimise maintenance costs.
- Undertake and manage plant improvement projects, participate in minor / major projects by acting as project plant rep. assisting in the definition, specification, installation and operational qualification of equipment. Initiate / update and seek approval of the required controlled maintenance documentation for projects.
- Have a high level of technical expertise within core trade and have a good understanding of skills within the other core trades.
- Develop knowledge and skills required for specialist plant and equipment maintenance; provide Work Stations with effective solutions to technical problems.
- Work as part of a team, being responsible and accountable for meeting individual, team and business targets.
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- Competent with safe working procedures and methodologies – permit to work, RA/MS, LOTO
- Can work as part of team but also self-starter prepared to take initiate/ownership
- Good time management and communication skills – can work to schedule and meet deadlines
- Can understand P&ID, engineering drawings and specifications
- Mentor junior members of team
- Knowledge of engineering standards
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