Maintenance Team Lead SK biotek Ireland are seeking to recruit a Maintenance Team Lead to join the Maintenance Department based in Swords, Co. Dublin on a permanent basis.
About SK biotek SK biotek Ireland, an SK pharmteco company, is a global Contract Development and Manufacturing organisation (CDMO) with state-of-the-art facilities in Korea, US, France and Ireland. We are part of the wider SK Inc. with revenues of $88 billion in 2022. Our mission is to 'make what matters for a healthy, happier world', from grams to tonnes. The Swords Campus has led the way in the development, scale-up and commercial manufacture of Active Pharmaceuticals Ingredients (APIs), Highly Potent Active Pharmaceuticals Ingredients and Chemical Intermediates for almost 60 years. With a talented workforce, exceptional technical capabilities, and facilities we have made some of the world's most important medicines and continue to do so.
Current Need: The Maintenance Team Lead will work closely with other team members to co-ordinate maintenance activities including preventative, corrective maintenance and calibrations. The maintenance team lead will be responsible for the day-to-day supervision and management of a team of maintenance planners, maintenance engineers and maintenance technician personnel.
In this role, the successful candidate will also be responsible for ensuring that all work and documentation are completed accurately and efficiently while ensuring that all maintenance activities conducted meet all regulatory requirements.
The Maintenance Team Lead will manage investigations and will also support the management of technical assessments, HAZOPs and the change control process. It will be a requirement of the role to proactively identify improvement initiatives to improve operational reliability and drive these through to implementation.
Position Description: Reporting to the Associate Director, Maintenance & Warehouse, key responsibilities will include:
Maintaining site safety standards and proactively improving the site safety cultureSupervising all site maintenance activitiesEffective performance management of maintenance planners, engineers, techniciansTraining and development of the maintenance teamDriving maintenance performance with maintenance KPI's / metricsImplementing and promoting the use of RCM principles across the maintenance group including FMEA, PdM, & RCAReviewing and approving work orders in order to ensure GMP and SHE complianceManaging maintenance service requests for stakeholders across the siteLead maintenance daily tier meetingsMaintenance point of contact for operational equipment issues on all Manufacturing and Utility systemsMinimum Requirements: The ideal candidate must be able to demonstrate a proven track record in continuous improvement projects and display developed trouble shooting abilities. A good knowledge of Mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and automated control systems would be beneficial in addition to a working knowledge of CMMS, Microsoft Office and MS Project programmes. A developed technical knowledge is required for this position as well as flexibility and strong organisational ability.Excellent interpersonal skills are required for this role in addition to strong attention to detail capability and a demonstrable ability to consistently meet deadlines. The suitable candidate will have a proven aptitude to multitask and schedule own priorities based on site requirements.A degree in Mechanical or Electrical engineering or related Craft qualification is required for this role with a minimum of 7 years' relevant work experience in the pharmaceutical or related industry.Other Benefits Include: Excellent opportunities for career enhancement and personal developmentCompetitive base salaryAnnual bonus linked to business resultsA well-established further education programPension schemePrivate healthcare
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