Our client, a leading global pharmaceutical company, is seeking to recruit a Senior Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer to join their team in Sligo.
Responsibilities (full job description available on request):
- To ensure that the site electrical systems are designed/maintained/upgraded in compliance with European electrical standards and ETCI rules and regulations.
- Provide leadership engineering support to all electrical related issues. Tasks include, daily trouble shooting, optimisation, cost reduction, training and coaching of electrical personnel.
- Lead all operations relating to maintaining the Electrical network throughout AbbVie.
- Lead and coordinate the annual site Maintenance shutdown programme across the site, with key responsibility for all electrical systems on site.
- To keep up to date with latest technologies & updates to electrical standards to enhance the electrical network
- Act in the capacity to take responsibility and accountability for managing the team, equipment, and areas when delegated. Will engage fully with leading performance for the team metrics and driving the team forward to meet the site annual and strategic goals. Works towards motivating and positively improving the team culture with safety and quality in the forefront of all decisions.
- Responsible for monitoring the operation of all electrical systems. Implement programs and procedures required to ensure plant maintenance is performed & reliable.
- Participate constructively as a member of the dept, keeping everyone informed and proactively share knowledge and expertise within the team.
- Identify continuous improvement activities and leading or participating in cross-functional teams to implement. Supporting activities in the areas of cost reduction, process efficiency and operational excellence.
Qualifications:
- Bachelors Degree in Electrical or Mechatronic Engineering or a National Craft Certificate in Electrical Engineering & Degree in Management.
- 7 -10 years of Electrician experience.
For a confidential discussion on the role and the organisation please contact Emma Barry today.
emma.barry@collinsmcnicholas.ie
091 706719