The Project Control Specialist is responsible for resource allocation, purchasing, finance activities including PO lifecycle management, and providing support to Business Unit Managers. This role involves monitoring expenditures, managing invoicing, and ensuring compliance with company policies and safety regulations.

The Reliability Engineer will lead lifecycle asset management programs ensuring quality execution at client sites, manage maintenance excellence initiatives, and enhance asset reliability through smart building technologies. Responsibilities include project document tracking, development of maintenance plans, and continuous improvement practices in risk-based asset management.

The Senior Engineer will provide troubleshooting support, analyze downtime incidents, assist in equipment breakdowns, conduct Root Cause Analysis, and drive continuous improvement initiatives while generating training materials for operations. They will implement corrective and preventive actions and contribute to the development of solutions for process improvement.

The Quality Assurance Specialist is responsible for conducting manufacturing process audits and batch record reviews. They need to have experience in quality processes and be available for non-standard shifts, with a basic understanding of relevant applications. A bachelor's or master's degree with significant experience in the field is required, along with bilingual proficiency in Spanish and English.

The Project Manager will supervise multiple projects, manage teams, ensure timelines and budgets are met, conduct meetings, liaise with departments, and manage project documentation in the FDA-regulated life sciences industry.

The Automation Engineer will develop and improve engineering techniques, supervise a small team, and apply engineering principles to complex projects. Responsibilities include creating policies that affect multiple units, overseeing work, and acting as a specialist in engineering technology.

The Sr. Project Engineer will assist in designing and developing electrical systems, coordinate and direct projects, and evaluate existing infrastructure for improvements. Responsibilities include guiding engineering teams, reviewing submittals, managing operational practices, and responding to emergency situations with technical training and standards development.

The Documentation Specialist will support manufacturing and quality systems, using expertise to assist with non-conformances, process validation, and new product introductions. Responsibilities include applying compliance knowledge and troubleshooting support for manufacturing operations, and possibly overseeing process systems.

The Jr. EHS Specialist will implement safety programs, conduct inspections, educate employees on health regulations, investigate accidents, develop safety plans, and collect environmental data to ensure compliance with safety standards.

The Reliability Engineer will manage lifecycle asset management programs, lead maintenance excellence initiatives, ensure compliance with engineering standards, and improve asset reliability through collaborative efforts with clients and stakeholders. They will also utilize smart building technologies and analytics to optimize maintenance strategies and monitor asset performance.

The Data Solutions Specialist will lead the development of the Operations Scorecard, design interactive dashboards, automate data capture processes, and ensure data quality. Responsibilities include API development, data management across various categories, and effective communication of insights to stakeholders.

The Handyperson will perform various repair and maintenance tasks, including plumbing, carpentry, light electrical work, masonry plaster, and installation of office fixtures and equipment. The role requires facilities experience on regulatory sites and a technical degree or equivalent experience.

The Data Solutions Specialist will lead the development of the Operations Scorecard, design and implement dashboards, automate data processes, and ensure data quality. They will also manage data sources and communicate insights to stakeholders for data-driven decisions.

As a Data Solutions Specialist, you will lead the development of the Operations Scorecard, design interactive dashboards, and optimize APIs. Collaborate to automate data capture while ensuring data quality, and communicate insights to support data-driven decisions.

The Handyperson is responsible for conducting repairs and maintenance on facilities, including mechanical and electrical systems, and performing general upkeep tasks such as painting and decorating. They will diagnose problems, replace damaged parts, and ensure safe movement of equipment. The role requires following safety regulations and performing tasks under supervision.

The EHS Specialist is responsible for developing and implementing Process Safety Management programs, ensuring compliance with OSHA standards, conducting risk assessments, and managing combustible dust hazards. The role involves facilitating incident investigations, overseeing management of change processes, and delivering training on safety practices while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance safety culture.

The WWTP Operator assists in installing electrical systems, maintains tools and equipment, performs inspections, and follows safety protocols. This role involves manual labor, responding to emergencies, and supporting various departments as needed.

The Handyperson will conduct maintenance and repair work on buildings and equipment, following safety regulations. Responsibilities include diagnosing problems, performing repairs, and assisting with the moving and reinstatement of equipment. The ideal candidate should be capable of operating various tools and systems while working under supervision.

The EHS Specialist ensures a safe work environment by facilitating compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, conducting training, investigating incidents, and maintaining records. Responsibilities include monitoring regulatory compliance, coordinating training programs, handling waste management, and serving as a liaison for regulatory agencies.

The Process Engineer will provide technical expertise for process equipment and site utilities, troubleshoot engineering issues, manage equipment installations, lead process improvements, ensure regulatory compliance, support new product introductions, and document procedures. They will collaborate with various teams for successful operation and project execution.