Operate, monitor, troubleshoot, and maintain clean utility systems in accordance with approved procedures, GMP requirements, and site standards.

Perform routine inspections, operational rounds, sampling, and system checks to ensure equipment performance and compliance.

Investigate operational issues, identify root causes, implement corrective actions, and escalate complex problems as required.

Monitor system alarms, trends, and operating parameters to maintain optimal system performance and reliability.

Complete preventive and corrective maintenance activities on utility equipment and associated instrumentation.

Maintain accurate operating logs, maintenance records, and system documentation in accordance with GMP requirements.

Utilize the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to document activities, manage work orders, and support maintenance planning.

Interpret and follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Utility Operating Procedures, Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs;), maintenance procedures, job plans, and technical manuals.

Adhere to all cGMP, safety, environmental, and quality requirements.

Issue and complete Job Hazard Analyses (JHA) and Safe Work Permits, including hot work, confined space, working at heights, excavation, and hazardous atmosphere permits.

Support utility shutdowns, startup activities, equipment commissioning, qualification, and validation activities.

Assist with the installation, modification, troubleshooting, and startup of new utility equipment and systems.

Maintain required technical training, qualifications, and certifications.

System Responsibilities The Clean Utility Technician is responsible for the operation and maintenance of critical utility systems,



including but not limited to: High Purity Water generation, storage, and distribution systems Pure Steam generation and distribution systems Pure Steam Condensate Return systems Process Air systems GAA distribution systems Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) storage and distribution systems Ethanol storage and distribution systems Utility transfer, distribution, and monitoring equipment Associated pumps, valves, instrumentation, controls, and monitoring systems The incumbent ensures these systems consistently operate within established quality, safety, and regulatory requirements while supporting uninterrupted manufacturing operations.

Requirements College diploma or equivalent technical education in a related field.

Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting industrial utility systems.

Experience working in a GMP-regulated pharmaceutical, biotechnology, healthcare, food, beverage, or similar manufacturing workplace.

Experience with utility systems such as purified water, pure steam, process gases, compressed air, chemical distribution systems, or related process utilities.

Familiarity with CMMS systems and maintenance documentation practices.

Understanding of industrial safety requirements, permit systems, and safe work procedures.





Strong understanding of utility systems and their impact on pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.

Working knowledge of cGMP regulations and clean utility requirements in a regulated environment.

Knowledge of industrial safety practices, environmental compliance requirements, and safe work permitting processes.

Ability to troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and process-related equipment issues.

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to identify system abnormalities and implement corrective actions.

Ability to read and interpret P&IDs;, technical drawings, equipment manuals, and operational procedures.

Proficiency with computerized maintenance systems (CMMS), Microsoft Office applications, and computerized monitoring systems.

Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced operational setting.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Ability to build collaborative relationships and work effectively with Operations, Engineering, Validation, Quality, and Maintenance teams.

Bilingualism (French and English) required.

English is necessary to support documentation, procedures, technical manuals, and communications with Grifols sites and teams located outside Quebec and Canada.

Preferred Qualifications Experience supporting pharmaceutical or biopharmaceutical manufacturing operations.

Exposure to utility commissioning, qualification, and validation activities.

Experience with automated utility systems, instrumentation, and process controls.

Working knowledge of water treatment, clean steam generation, and critical process utility systems.

Location: NORTH AMERICA : Canada: Montreal:CAQUEBEC - Quebec

📌 Technicien, utilités propres (12h/7 jours/7 nuits)- Clean Utility Technician (12h/7 days/7 nights)
🏢 Grifols
📍 Montreal