Maintenance Technician I (2 positions)

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine•Añasco, PR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This entry-level role assists in ensuring equipment reliability while maintaining strict compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards. The purpose of this role is to monitor the process by helping to maintain the expected performance and output per line. The technician will perform troubleshooting, repairs, and complete preventive and corrective maintenance work orders on manufacturing equipment. They will also ensure efficient use of spare parts, complete special assignments, and help or participate in a medical device manufacturing environment.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in mechanical, electrical, electronic technology or related technical field is required.
0 - 2 years of experience is the pharmaceutical or medical devices industry is required.
Knowledge in mathematics and statistics is required.
Basic computer skills and knowledge, such as the use of Microsoft Office is required.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrates working knowledge of SAP or Maximo is preferred.
Troubleshooting skills is preferred.
Knowledge of mechanics, pneumatics, and electronics is preferred.
Read and interpret the Spanish and English language is preferred.
Availability to work overtime, various work schedules, which include all shifts, including weekends and holidays as required.

Responsibilities

Performs "Troubleshooting" and completes repairs to keep manufacturing equipment running efficiently, including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and electronic components.
Coordinates the completion of the corrective maintenance work order (CMWO) with the manufacturing area to complete the tasks according to the established itinerary and minimizing "downtime".
Responsible for executing preventive maintenance (PM) associated with manufacturing equipment within the established times.
Assist with routine maintenance on cleanroom and manufacturing equipment.
Perform basic troubleshooting of mechanical, pneumatic, and low-voltage electrical issues.
Replace basic manufacturing parts (e.g., filters, sensors, belts, motors).
Follow GMP, ISO 13485, and FDA regulatory guidelines.
Document work activities per eCMMS and procedures.
Maintain a clean, organized, and contamination-controlled work environment.
Able to support special projects or assignments, such as improvements to manufacturing equipment, "layouts", and testing of new equipment or technologies.