Utilities Maintenance Operator

About the job

For our partner active in the pharmaceutical industry, located in the canton of Neuchâtel, GI Life Sciences is looking for a: Utilities Maintenance Operator.

Long-term temporary assignment

Start date: to be agreed

Your mission:

Within an innovative pharmaceutical industrial site located in the canton of Neuchâtel, you contribute to the proper functioning of the technical installations essential to production. Your role is to ensure the monitoring, control and first-level maintenance operations on the various utilities of the site to guarantee their availability, reliability and compliance with quality and safety requirements.

You operate in a demanding technical environment where your observation skills and rigour directly contribute to the continuity of operations and the performance of the site.

Your responsibilities:

• Carry out technical rounds and routine inspections on Utilities installations.
• Take readings of operational parameters such as temperatures, pressures, flows, levels and alarms.
• Monitor water treatment and distribution systems, compressed air, steam, HVAC and other site utilities.
• Perform preventive maintenance operations in accordance with established procedures, ranges and checklists.
• Carry out first-level checks and intervene in simple operations within the limits of your authorisations.
• Identify operational anomalies and promptly report information to the relevant teams.
• Participate in the on-call system and contribute to the management of alarms and technical incidents.
• Document interventions, readings and observations in maintenance management systems and associated tools.
• Apply quality, safety, environmental requirements and good practices in force on the site.
• Collaborate with technical teams, production and external contractors to ensure continuity of activities.

Your profile:

• Basic technical training in an industrial, mechanical, electromechanical, maintenance or equivalent field.
• First experience in maintenance, technical operation or industrial installation monitoring.
• Experience in a pharmaceutical, chemical or regulated environment is an asset.
• General knowledge of industrial equipment and ability to perform routine checks.
• Ability to detect deviations, analyse a simple situation and convey precise information.
• Rigour, sense of responsibility and strict adherence to procedures.
• Team spirit, autonomy and good communication skills.
• Fluency in French; knowledge of technical English is a plus.
• Comfortable with IT tools and CMMS software.
• Availability to join an on-call system after training period.