Accountable for all aspects of the engineering function of a large pharmaceutical manufacturing site (including but not limited to):

• Co-ordinate and direct projects, making detailed plans to accomplish goals and directing integration of technical activities.
• Direct, review and approve project design and changes.
• Manage all aspects of safety on the site to ensure that employees operate within a safe working environment
• Monthly reporting of departmental metrics
• Execute all engineering actions to maintain a GMP compliant facility
• Manage the spare parts  inventory related to all manufacturing equipment
• Execute all engineering related projects in line with expectations on delivering the projects on-time, on-budget and within compliance.
• Accountable for the maintenance and safe operation of all utilities on site including boilers, RO water plant, mains water supply, electricity distribution system and compressed air.
• Maintaining accurate records to reflect the maintenance and up-keep of the facility.
• Management of staff development, objective setting and performance assessments
• Liaising with key external stakeholders to maintain compliance across all our infrastructure utilities.
• Support the procurement process to ensure good governance
• Responsible of the project management cycle against GMP expectations.
• Ad-hoc engineering related activities as and when required.

• Degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering
• At least 10 years of Engineering management experience and minimum 5 years of experience as engineering manager.
• Proven experience in managing the engineering function of a large-scale pharmaceutical manufacturing plant.
• Analytical skills for evaluating information carefully and solving complex problems.
• Communication skills for overseeing staff and working with other management personnel. They need to be able to effectively communicate instructions while leading the team to meet their goals.
• Detail-oriented for understanding complex systems and the ability to pay attention to details, as a minor error can result in major problems.
• Math skills, including calculus and other advanced mathematics for developing new processes and products.
• Organizational skills for keeping track of various budgets, employees and schedules simultaneously.