About the role
AI summarisedOperations Engineer at Pfizer's pharmaceutical manufacturing site in Singapore, responsible for supporting end-to-end API manufacturing, ensuring GMP and EHS compliance, driving continuous improvement, and leading troubleshooting and investigations. The role involves shift work and requires a degree in engineering or science, with 0-3 years of experience preferred.
BiopharmaFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Support all aspects of manufacturing operations while ensuring full compliance with environmental, health, and safety (EHS) regulations
- Maintain a state of perpetual safety and GMP compliance on the shop floor, ensuring audit-readiness at all times
- Execute production, pre-maintenance, and post-maintenance intervention activities to meet manufacturing targets and reduce equipment downtime
- Ensure that pre-manufacturing checks are performed safely, compliantly in order to meet manufacturing plan
- Review operational tasks in alignment with Manufacturing Standard Work (MSW) and Operation Standard Work (OSW) to optimize workflow efficiency
- Lead/participate in troubleshooting activities for processing issues and deviations, collaborating cross-functionally to drive immediate and preventive actions to meet manufacturing targets and reduce equipment downtime
- Lead/contribute to EHS and quality investigations, generate reports, and drive resolution of issues identified during operations, batch record review, cleaning instructions review and associated manufacturing documentation
- Drive Continuous Improvement (CI) initiatives using the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) methodology to enhance safety, quality, and productivity
- Lead/support the development of risk assessments and job safety assessments (JSAs); participate in HAZOP reviews as needed
- Author and review Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); ensure SOPs remain current and compliant
- Assist in commissioning, qualification, and validation (CQV) activities to support new equipment and process readiness
- Participate as a member of the emergency response team (ERT) when necessary
Requirements
- Degree in Engineering, preferably in Chemical Engineering or Degree in Science
- Preferably, 2-3 years' experience in a relevant manufacturing environment. Fresh graduates considered.
- Technical Knowledge
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Leadership
- Project Management
- Curiosity and Innovation
- Self-motivated and independent