Process Technician - Nights
Galway, County Galway, Ireland · Contract
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Job description
About the Role
We are seeking two Process Technicians to join a dynamic team working night shifts in Galway, Ireland. This role involves supporting advanced medical technology in a collaborative environment celebrated for its vibrant community and excellent quality of life.
Key Responsibilities
- Troubleshoot and resolve equipment malfunctions, conduct preventative maintenance, and escalate complex problems to Engineering or Maintenance teams as required.
- Work closely with Manufacturing Engineers to analyze and resolve issues related to scrap and yield affecting equipment and process performance.
- Collaborate within a team of approximately six Technicians and Production Core Teams spanning three to four main processes.
- Document maintenance activities using internal systems, prepare yield updates via PowerPoint, and manage shift handovers using Teams and Excel.
- Interact with SQL databases to manage equipment data for performance optimization, with training provided.
- Maintain strict adherence to safety protocols and quality standards in all activities.
Candidate Profile
- Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to analyze and rectify technical issues.
- Background or familiarity with electrical or mechanical troubleshooting is highly valued.
- Effective communicator and a collaborative team player.
- Willingness to learn new software and tools; SQL training will be offered.
Why Join the Team?
This position offers the chance to work in a nurturing, innovation-led environment where your contributions have a direct impact on improving healthcare outcomes.
Additional Information
This opportunity suits individuals with experience in technical troubleshooting, maintenance, or manufacturing support. While previous exposure to medical device manufacturing is advantageous, it is not mandatory.