About the role

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As the Facilities Systems Engineer II, you will serve as a technical Subject Matter Expert (SME) for HVAC and Clean Utility systems within Takeda's biologics manufacturing facility. This role is critical in ensuring that all HVAC and Clean Utility systems operate as intended to meet the stringent requirements of biopharmaceutical manufacturing, involving troubleshooting, maintenance program development, and continuous improvement initiatives.

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Key Responsibilities

Oversee the operation and maintenance of Clean Utilities and HVAC systems, including process glycol chiller operations and other utility equipment.
Lead the Quality Event (Deviation) process, ensuring timely creation, analysis, and closure of all related events.
Manage Change Control processes for implementing modifications to equipment and facilities.
Troubleshoot and fault find malfunctioning equipment, developing preventive, predictive maintenance, calibration programs, and spares identification for HVAC and Clean Utility systems.
Review and analyze system trends to proactively identify issues and opportunities for improvement within continuous improvement initiatives.
Develop/revise operation and maintenance procedures, risk assessments, and equipment LOTO procedures.
Plan and perform shutdown activities in close coordination with the shutdown lead.
Lead continuous improvement or asset improvement projects (e.g., energy reduction) to meet schedule, budget, and regulatory compliance.

Requirements

Degree in Mechanical/Chemical engineering or equivalent Engineering Discipline with a minimum of 3 years' experience.
OR Diploma in Mechanical/Chemical engineering or equivalent Engineering Discipline with over 5 years' experience.
Strong technical and safety knowledge in Utilities or Facilities Management.
Proven ability to build and maintain collaborative relationships across teams and business units.
Demonstrated ability to organize and prioritize work under tight deadlines amidst shifting demands.
Experience with Continuous Improvement projects.
Strong equipment troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills.
Good writing skills are essential for investigations, reports, and proposals.