Teva Control & Instrumentation Engineer 

United Kingdom, England 

513745550

Key Responsibilities:

• Ensure high availability of plant and utility systems by monitoring equipment and ensuring that planned maintenance activities are completed on time in accordance with maintenance plan.
• Implement continuous improvement plans to improve performance of manufacturing and utilities equipment.
• To ensure that work standards within the Control and Instrumentation area are implemented to provide compliance with internal & external audit acceptance criteria.
• Either through self or competent others, implement calibration work required to meet the calibration schedule to current company procedures.
• To implement, either through self or competent others, C&I maintenance work required to meet the maintenance schedule to current company procedures.
• Maintain all calibration / maintenance documentation and supporting systems to ensure complete calibration / maintenance records are available for all instruments used within manufacturing.
• To maintain the calibration / maintenance area and associated equipment to ensure readiness for audit at all times.
• Inspect and test the operation of electrical / control equipment and systems to diagnose faults using pneumatic, electrical and electronic testing devices and precision measuring instruments to ensure downtime is minimal.
• Repair and adjust system components, such as sensors, transmitters and programmable logic controllers, or remove and replace defective parts.
• Install electrical, control and measurement equipment on existing and new plant equipment and processes.

• 7 shifts over the course of a 2 week period including weekends
• Mixture of 6am-6pm or 6pm-6am shifts

• Qualification to HNC/HND level in relevant Electrical/Control engineering based discipline.
  • Ideally, your education journey will have included participation of an apprenticeship
• Experience of working with electrical, control and instrumentation systems within the pharmaceutical or health care industry.
• PLC systems (preferably Siemens S7, TIA Portal & Rockwell 5000 Logix), able to use software to aid with fault finding.
• Electrical components (motor control, SSR’s & safety systems).
• Electronics, fault finding techniques and system interrogation
• Instrumentation and control loops fault finding techniques and system interrogation.
• Computerised System Validation (CSV) experience would be beneficial but not essential

• 23.5 paid annual shifts leave per year
• Private healthcare scheme through Bupa
• A formal training and development programme specific to your role and department
• Company pension – flexible employee and employer contributions
• Competitive salary and shift allowance at 40% of base salary
• Employee assistance programme
• A number of health benefits including: Life Assurance, Critical Illness Insurance, Income protection
• Plus many other flexible benefits via salary sacrifice: Cycle to work scheme, online and in store discounts and much more

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