Maintenance Technician - pharmaceutical environment
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Neuchâtel
- First posted
Location
Neuchâtel
Availability
Immediately
Type
Permanent
Reference
41788
Published on
04/08/2026
Temporary mission, then permanent contract (CDI) after the trial period.
Ideally starting in early August. 2x8 shifts with on-call service.
Mandated by one of our clients, we are looking for a:
Job description ###
• Ensure preventive and corrective maintenance of production equipment and site installations.
• Diagnose and troubleshoot technical failures: mechanics, electricity, automation, and industrial IT.
• Monitor equipment and industrial utilities: steam, HVAC, air treatment, and monitoring.
• Participate in the commissioning, monitoring, and optimization of new production lines.
• Assist and train production teams in first-level maintenance.
• Coordinate interventions by external service providers and follow up on the work performed.
• Manage spare parts and contribute to the organization of the warehouse according to 5S principles.
• Document interventions, participate in writing procedures, and contribute to quality, safety, environment, and continuous improvement processes.
Advantages
• An opportunity within a structured and demanding pharmaceutical industrial environment.
• A varied technical activity, close to production and the site's critical equipment.
Profile ###
• Recognized technical training in industrial maintenance, electromechanics, automation, or an equivalent qualification.
• Proven experience in industrial maintenance, ideally a minimum of 5 years in an aseptic pharmaceutical environment.
• Good skills in diagnosis, troubleshooting, and intervention on automated production equipment.
• Analytical capacity, autonomy, rigor, and sense of priorities.
• Team spirit, keen sense of safety, quality, and continuous improvement.
• Rapid availability and flexibility to work in 2x8 shifts with on-call service.
Maintenance Technician - pharmaceutical environment / Permanent
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