Elevate your career as a Facilities Technician at OmniaBio in Hamilton, Ontario, where you will support Good Manufacturing Practices. This site-based role involves executing work and preventive maintenance orders to ensure optimal operational efficiency.
As a Technician I, Facilities, you'll play a vital role in a unique biotechnology setting. You'll be responsible for maintaining a clean and organized work area while managing maintenance tasks, including using SAP for compliance with GMP standards. Engaging in hands-on calibration and property inspections will be essential to minimizing risk and supporting 24/7 operations at OmniaBio.
Key Responsibilities:
- Execute preventive maintenance orders using SAP software
- Inspect grounds and buildings for maintenance needs
- Assist in calibration tasks for equipment
- Facilitate equipment handover between teams
- Communicate maintenance details effectively with user groups
Requirements:
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- Minimum 1 year of industrial maintenance experience
- Mechanical knowledge of tools and safety requirements
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
Support OmniaBio's mission in cell and gene therapies with your maintenance expertise and commitment to quality.
Facilities Technician at OmniaBio in Hamilton employer: OmniaBio Inc.
OmniaBio Inc. is an exceptional employer located in the innovative McMaster Innovation Park, Hamilton, Ontario, where employees are at the forefront of transforming biomanufacturing through cutting-edge technology. With a strong commitment to employee growth, OmniaBio fosters a collaborative work culture that encourages flexibility and adaptability, ensuring that team members thrive in a dynamic environment while contributing to meaningful advancements in cell and gene therapies. The company offers competitive compensation packages and prioritizes accessibility, diversity, and equal opportunity, making it a rewarding place for passionate individuals looking to make a significant impact in the field.
