Process Technician - Days

Posted 4 days 15 hours ago by Hero Recruitment

Permanent
Full Time
Other
Galway, Galway, Ireland
Job Description
Process Technician - Days Overview

Are you passionate about cutting-edge medical technology and skilled in troubleshooting? Join a collaborative team in Galway, renowned for its vibrant community, excellent quality of life, and stunning natural surroundings.

This Day Shift Technician role offers the opportunity to support advanced manufacturing lines, combining your technical skills with impactful contributions to life saving medical devices.

Key Responsibilities
  • Equipment Support: Troubleshoot and resolve equipment issues, perform preventative maintenance, and escape complex problems to Engineering or Maintenance teams when necessary.
  • Yield Management: Collaborate with Manufacturing Engineers to investigate and resolve scrap and yield issues related to equipment and processes.
  • Team Collaboration: Work as part of a close knit team of approximately six Technicians and Production Core Teams across 3-4 key processes.
  • System Utilisation: Record maintenance activities in internal systems, use PowerPoint for yield updates, and manage handovers via Teams and Excel.
  • Database Interaction: Utilise SQL databases (training provided) to interact with equipment data and optimise performance.
  • Commitment to Safety and Quality: Execute all tasks with the highest regard for safety standards and quality protocols.
Essential Skills and Attributes
  • Strong problem solving abilities.
  • Familiarity with electrical or mechanical troubleshooting is highly advantageous.
  • A team player with effective communication skills.
  • Comfortable with learning new systems and tools; SQL training will be provided.
Why Join Us?

Work in a supportive, innovation driven environment where your skills directly impact healthcare.

What We're Looking For

This role is ideal for individuals with a background in technical troubleshooting, maintenance, or manufacturing support. Prior experience in medical device manufacturing is beneficial but not essential.