Spclst, Engineering – Instrumentation Engineer (SME)
We are hiring an Instrumentation Engineer (SME) to oversee site-wide calibration and gas detection programs. In this role, you will manage CMMS and calibration data (ProCal or similar), maintain contract governance and oversight with our outsourced provider, support audits, and serve as the subject matter expert during regulatory inspections.
You will engage with and support local and global initiatives across EHS, Quality, Maintenance, and Engineering. You will uphold data integrity, ensure validated documentation standards, and contribute to reliability engineering efforts.
What You Will Do
System Owner of site calibration program for both instrumentation and gas detection systems.
Be responsible for all aspects of the instrumentation and gas detection equipment installed on site (eg Lead RCAs, quality deviations, instrumentation performance reviews).
Provide engineering support to both maintenance and equipment owners.
Ensure maintenance program is appropriate for reliable operation of equipment.
Support and/or lead instrument and equipment criticality assessments in line with GMP and risk-based approaches.
Ensure calibration strategies align with criticality, risk, and validation status.
Maintain criticality documentation and ensure alignment with site procedures.
Maintain and optimise the CMMS and CCMS configurations (asset hierarchy, PM libraries, workflows) and ensure clean, reconciled reports.
Master data accuracy (FLOCs/assets, BOMs, spare parts, vendor records, PMs) ensuring maintenance records are auditable and ALCOA+ compliant.
Create and maintain work‑order & calibration impact matrices; develop CMMS workflows to prevent close‑out without required attachments and approvals.
Maintain pre‑compiled audit packs/reports and ensure maintenance evidence (work histories, calibration certificates, change controls, CAPAs) is readily retrievable, support inspections as the systems SME and address auditor queries regarding system controls and data integrity.
Produce and maintain role‑based dashboards and reports covering maintenance performance work‑order status and PM compliance.
Participate in change control pertaining to all maintenance systems, and data quality. Manage process/equipment improvements through completion of projects as required.
Act as a liaison between Maintenance, Quality/Validation and IT to ensure systems, processes and data meet operational, regulatory and financial requirements.
Drive continuous improvement, identify need for new equipment and/or modifications to existing equipment to optimise throughput and reduce process cycle times.
Troubleshoot equipment problems, perform root‑cause analysis on system failures and sub‑standard equipment performance, using standard tools and methods, to resolve machine and system issues (e.g. FMEA, Fishbone diagrams, 5× why’s).
Drive and participate effectively in writing/revising/rolling out accurate operational procedures, training materials and maintenance procedures for various systems.
Required to comply with Global Policies, Procedures and Guidelines, regulatory requirements and execute current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) in the performance of day‑to‑day activities and all applicable job functions.
Work collaboratively to drive a safe and compliant culture on site.
May be required to perform other duties as assigned.
What Skills You Will Need
Bachelor’s degree in manufacturing, mechanical, electrical or instrumentation engineering.
Minimum 5 years in pharmaceutical manufacturing preferred.
Solid understanding of GMP, validation, data integrity and regulatory expectations for calibration and maintenance.
Proficient with CMMS/CCMS management tools and technical documentation in a validated environment.
Lean Six Sigma methodology experience.
Demonstrated troubleshooting skills and cross‑functional collaboration.
The desire to continuously learn, improve and develop.
Willingness to support the team and a strong focus on delivering excellence.
Demonstrating energy and enthusiasm, the engineer will be a role model for operational excellence and will contribute to the organisation’s overall capability to thrive and grow.
Proven track‑record in delivering results in a world‑class supply organisation.
Practical knowledge of execution of routine maintenance and calibration activities in a GMP Sterile Fill Facility.
Experience working in a cross‑functional environment.
Required Skills
Adaptability, Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS), Critical Thinking, Data Analysis, Driving Continuous Improvement, Electrical Systems, Engineering Design, Equipment Maintenance, Gas Detection, GMP Compliance, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Ishikawa Diagrams, Job Descriptions, Manufacturing Processes, Mechanical Troubleshooting, Motivation Management, Operational Excellence, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Regulatory Compliance, Regulatory Inspections, Reliability Engineering, Risk‑Based Approach, Root Cause Analysis (RCA), Routine Maintenance, and more.
Preferred Skills
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