Maintenance Engineer Utilities & Facilities

Leiden
4000.00 - 4800.00
40 hours
Project duration at least a year
Bachelor degree

Client

Our client offers advice and engineering for demanding projects in the industrial and life science sectors.

Requirements

Minimum education required for the position:

Education:
Bachelor degree preferably in one of the following disciplines: Mechanical engineering, Electrical engineering, Installation Technics or Process Engineering

Knowledge:

Pharmaceutical Utility Systems (like HPW, Pure steam, HVAC, gas systems)
Project management
Laboratory and Pharmaceutical (GMP) production environment
Understanding of regulatory requirements and industry guidelines specific for the pharmaceutical industry and maintenance & engineering (e.g. GMP, VCA, RCM, CE, NEN3140, etc).

Minimum experience required for the position:
2-4 years as Maintenance Engineer.

What do you get?

Pension entitlement (15.9% employer contribution, 7.5% employee contribution)
Collective WGA / WIA insurance
NBBU collective labour agreement through equal remuneration
25 holidays days
8% holiday allowance
100% payment in case of illness in the first year
Travel allowance per kilometer or through public transport

Duties

The medior Maintenance Engineer:

Responsible for the Asset strategy in full (including the associated processes for those assets).
Supports the Sr. in setting up and managing the Asset strategy in full including drawing up improvement proposals and roadmaps for their implementation.
Initiates and monitors improvement proposals for among others new techniques and methodologies.
Supports the EVM senior Asset Management engineer in establishing and maintaining the SAMP and relevant AMPs.
Supports the EVM senior Asset Management engineer in identifying customer requirements.
Determines how the Assets can best be monitored, what kind of alarms are needed for this, what the alarm limits are and how these alarms can best be presented.

Contributes from the AM role to the introduction of new assets and the development of major asset modifications.
Participates as SME and may lead development projects installing new systems or carrying out modifications on the existing systems to ensure correct implementation of the long-term strategy (with regard to AM and standardization) of their assets.
Ensures that new/modified Assets are manageable by the Asset Management organization by ensuring that projects properly go through the handover process.

Supports, if necessary, the maintenance technician with complex maintenance problems.
Is in the lead for preparation, execution and finalization of the maintenance shutdown period for the U&B systems concerned.
Carries out compliance investigations in case of an issue on an indirect/direct impact asset.
Contributes to root cause analysis for critical assets and for determining new CAPAs.

Executes CAPAs
Is SME in the area of Asset Maintenance Management.
Provides technical expertise as a maintenance management SME.
Reviews suppliers' annual maintenance plans regarding its technical implications.
Participates in/ Leads Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) sessions and sets up and manages the RCMs and Preventive Maintenance Plans (PMPs).
Advises the maintenance technician on spare part management and determines the target stock for new systems.
Advises the senior maintenance technician regarding the configuration data to be maintained for the various Assets.
Responsible for concluding and managing all supplier contracts involved.
Creates and optimizes the necessary technical documentation and operational procedures.
Develops, implements and monitors appropriate performance indicators to determine the current health of the Assets.
Handles / supervises the necessary (internal) audits.
Accountable for and provides training and guidance to less experienced staff and other stakeholders.