Recruiter :
Sue Campbell
- Global Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Organisation
- Excellent Long Term Contract Opportunity
- Immediate Start
Operating as a major global multinational pharmaceutical manufacturing organisation with global sites worldwide, our client is well known for its growth and innovation and is an Australian iconic brand in the marketplace, offering a range of healthcare products to local & global markets.
Due to increased growth, our client is now seeking a Maintenance Engineer for its major plant operations to act a conduit between project engineering & production.
About the Opportunity
Key responsibilities include the following:
- Actively liaise with contractors & service providers to ensure equipment is operational and compliant.
- Provide maintenance & engineering solutions to improve plant & equipment availability & reliability.
- Work with Project Engineers to understand project requirements.
- Identify & develop solutions to engineering problems related to new equipment.
- Prepare maintenance plans including preventative maintenance and spare parts assessments.
- Effectively liaise with Vendors, internal & external stakeholders.
The successful candidate will have the following skills and experience:
- Tertiary qualifications in Engineering (Mechanical, Chemical)
- Minimum 3 to 5 years in projects/maintenance within manufacturing.
- Sound industry experience in pharmaceutical, food, FMCG with an understanding of GMP & regulatory requirements.
- Sound technical, problem solving & planning skills.
- Sound SAP Skills.
- Well developed interpersonal and communication skills.
This is an Excellent Contract Opportunity for a Maintenance Engineer to join a leading multi national FMCG pharmaceutical manufacturing organisation to further develop their skills and experience within an engineering environment.
This is a Long Term contract position requiring an Immediate Start.
How To Apply
Please submit your CV highlighting relevant work experience by clicking the APPLY NOW button and submit your CV in MS Word.
For a discussion, you can contact Maria Julienne on 0491 694 371 or Sue Campbell on 0417 994 917.
NB - Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
