Responsibilities:
- Lead formal Root Cause Analysis investigations for persistent or high-impact equipment failures, moving beyond day-to-day troubleshooting to implement permanent, systemic engineering fixes.
- Take primary ownership of downtime data analysis for the line (shift) presenting weekly trends and action plans to the Senior Engineer and Equipment Engineer.
- Develop concept design and prototyping of jigs, fixtures, and production tooling.
- Execute PMs on time and improve when found deficient, to ensure optimal equipment performance at all times.
- Lead Improvement and Line Stability projects related to equipment and support unit cost reduction initiatives at request of Senior Engineer.
- Ensure tooling including mandrels/trim fixtures etc. are available to the line when required and are in optimal working order and fit for purpose.
- Ensure and maintain a sufficient Kanban and robust process for consumable equipment spares in CER.
- Support onboarding of new technician hires as required and provide technical guidance to production team.
- Be fully competent in manufacturing product processes through all work step.
- Continually review the manufacturing process for improper application of work methods and or equipment settings. Execute daily equipment checks to the highest standard.
- Support for maintaining accurate up-to-date documentation for LHR’s, MPI’s, drawings and PM documentation
- Level 7 in a technical related discipline.
- Minimum five years’ experience in medical device manufacturing/CER environment as an equipment or process technician.
- Minimum of 3 years of automated equipment maintenance experience in a regulated environment.
- Electrical fault finding experience is essential.
For a confidential discussion about the role and the organisation, please contact Emma Barry today.
emma.barry@collinsmcnicholas.ie
091 70671
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