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Epping, Gb

London, England, United Kingdom

Kettering, England, United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Facility improvement projects.SLA gap analysis, and technical review of existing service contracts.Spares criticality assessments.PPM scheduling. SME for mechanical maintenance across site. Installation of condition based monitoring system.First level procurement. Change control

Wrexham

Coordination of breakdowns and quality actions.Technical SME for engineering issues within an aseptic production department and for FGAS issues on site.Minor CAPEX projects.Change management, both quality and EHS.Technical reports for breakdowns and unplanned events.Work order management. Stakeholder management.

•Continuous improvement/reliability projects on existing production and plant machinery.•Maintenance on production equipment and plant machinery including, but not limited to: filling and packing machines, vial washers and pyrogination tunnels, isolated transportation systems, air handling systems, freeze-dryers, and autoclaves. •Developing PPM schedules for new equipment. •GMP•Development of working relationships with external service contractors, suppliers and testing agencies. •SAP requisitioner

Stoke-On-Trent, United Kingdom

Bodelwyddan, North Wales

•Mechanical and environmental testing, to ensure projects met the specifications of the customer.•Design and construction of test rigs, to enable specific tests requested by the customer.•Comparative testing between existing products and products in development.•The utilization of shadowgraphs, photography and video recordings to document stages of cable development.•Compiling the data from the above tasks for analysis, in order to overcome issues in development.•Cooperation with departments around the globe on joint projects, and issues reported by the customer.

Livingston, Scotland

•Reactive and planned maintenance on automated and semi-automated machinery.•The use of HMI and SCADA systems for PLC fault identification.•Calibrating robots and sensors for efficiency and consistency during batch changeovers.•Fault finding on pneumatic and fibre-optic systems.•Precise mechanical inspection.•Working to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards.•Working in accordance with the company’s Good Manufacturing Practices policy in order to meet BSI and FDA guidelines for medical devices, pharmaceuticals and combination products. •The use of a computerised maintenance management system.

World Wide

• The electrical and mechanical inspection, fault diagnosis, and maintenance (both reactive and planned) on in service equipment. • Deployments as a field engineer to conditions often counterproductive to repair or maintenance, to carry out the above actions.• Improvised repairs, fabrication of components, and on occasion emergency modification of equipment not fit for purpose, or hazardous to the user.• Workshop based engineering. • Repairs and inspection to the highest standards and tolerances, as published in Army Equipment Service Publications.• Awareness of health and safety. Often required to conduct both dynamic and detailed risk assessments.• Leading repair teams, managing maintenance schedules and developing junior tradesmen.