Facility Engineer

Key Responsibilities:

Oversee the design, planning, construction, installation and maintenance of building systems, equipment and facility infrastructure.

Ensure all facility operations comply with FDA, cGMP, and safety regulations, including maintenance of required documentation.

Develop, execute and review IQ/OQ/PQ protocols for equipment, utilities, and in-process machinery.

Install, qualify and upgrade pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment as needed.

Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and integrated control systems for manufacturing machinery.

Lead and coordinate commissioning, installation, and validation activities with internal teams and external contractors.

Manage facility upgrades, electrical engineering projects and site expansion initiatives.

Evaluate project requirements , capacity constraints and cost estimates to support business needs.

Drive cost reduction, efficiency optimizations, safety improvements, and equipment reliability initiatives.

Coordinate with warehouse , production and laboratory teams on facility support needs.

Implement and maintain preventive maintenance and calibration programs.

Lead EHS (Environment, Health, Safety) activities, including employee safety training and compliance.

Conduct risk assessments and support CAPA, FMEA and DFMEA activities.

Analyze facility performance data and maintenance reports to develop continuous implement plans.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Facilities Management, or a related field preferred

• Strong expertise in Facilities Engineering and Facility Management (FM) to oversee and maintain building systems and equipment, at least 2-3 years of experience in the position offered.

• Proficiency in Facilities Operations, including maintenance schedules and compliance with safety standards

• Ability to troubleshoot technical problems and resolve issues efficiently

• Experience with Preventive Maintenance programs to ensure equipment reliability

• Understanding of safety regulations and building codes

• Strong engineering and decision-making skills

• Industry certification or licenses related to facility management is a plus