Teva Maintenance Engineer 

United Kingdom, England 

822844992

An Maintenance Engineer will be responsible for overseeing and coordinating maintenance activities for manufacturing equipment with a hands on approach. To strengthen the efficiency of the manufacturing systems to achieve maximum equipment performance whilst ensuring ongoing compliance with Health & Safety, cGMP/regulatory and corporate standards. To own equipment, procedures, maintenance plans and drive continuous improvements initiatives in order to implement industry best practice.

Key Responsibilities:

• Execute planned and unplanned preventative maintenance tasks independently, to align with site KPI and schedule compliance.
• Review and update maintenance schedules based on predicate knowledge to support ongoing business operations.
• Drive forward plans for preventative and predictive maintenance to further reduce risk to equipment and processes.
• Support production and other departments to minimise unplanned downtime and ensure effective communication.
• Monitor equipment performance, propose and implement improvement activities to ensure optimum performance to improve equipment reliability.
• Effective communication and influencing of key stakeholders.
• Own and review Standard Operating Procedures and maintain training compliance.
• Increase cost effectiveness through energy and maintenance saving initiatives.
• Monitor expenditure when purchasing considering costs are with a reasonable range and within the maintenance budget.
• Ensure right first time completion of all batch, operational and supporting documentation.
• Support non-conformances, investigations, corrective actions and action root cause analysis effectively.
• Minimising the impact of engineering activities on site operational targets through careful planning, communication and teamwork.
• Ensure effective management of contractors on site to ensure safe, smooth and successful execution of activities.
• Manage and implement small projects and drive improvements.

• 7 shifts over the course of a 2 week period
• Mixture of 6am-6pm or 6pm-6am shifts
• 40% shift allowance on top of base salary earnings

Do you have?

• HND/HNC/Degree qualification OR equivalent career based technical knowledge/experience.
• Related equipment experience (process/packaging) operating within a pharmaceutical business, or a similarly highly regulated environment.
• A high level of mechanical engineering expertise.
  • Experience in electrical engineering, in additional to mechanical would desirable but not essential.
• Evidence of equipment performance improvement throughout your career.

Are you?

• A strong communicator and proficient written skills.
• Someone that can demonstrate excellent proactive and reactive problem solving skills.
• Very much 'hands on' with a keen eye for detail and high quality standards to your work.
• Self-motivated with the ability to operate autonomously or within teams.

• 23.5 paid shift holidays per year with the option to buy and sell up to 3.5 days annual leave each year
• Private healthcare 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
• 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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