Job Details

BEPC has an open position for a Facilities Lead Engineer

to support the day to day operations

Contract W2 Period: minimum of 1 year

Plus possibilities of extension and or permanent position offer with J&J

Pay Rate

Plus Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance after 90 days.

Subject: FACILITY LEAD ENGINEER

Job Overview:

EHS issues associated with facility and process equipment construction range from managing permits appropriately to assessing building materials to accurately understand the hazards. Appropriate identification and definition of these issues can reduce the potential for cost growth during the construction process and/or risks of potential non-compliance and subsequent government-issued fines.

A number of factors can contribute to increases in safety incidents during facility constructions including employee turnover and changing site conditions. A strong safety presence onsite during this transition period is key to minimizing safety incidents. Johnson & Johnsons has found that this is most effectively addressed through regular safety observations and coaching to identify and mitigate potential hazards.

Experience should include facility construction experience and capital project support. Support is anticipated throughout the life cycle of a projects We are seeking proposals from companies that have a proven record of promoting effective planning, safe work execution, driving regulatory compliance, and preventing project cost and schedule creep.

The role of the Facilities Engineer will be, but not limited to, as follows:

• Oversee / manage all maintenance facility projects.
• Improve the performance/response on facility equipment.
• Oversee facility engineering notices/updated to reduce facility equipment breakdown.
• Experienced on Air Conditioning units, water coolers, heater, heater pumps, hydraulics, humidity recording devices, temperature controllers, etc.
• Experienced on manufacturing equipment maintenance.
• Routinely monitor the contractor's EHS performance to verify that the Contractor is in compliance with their stated practices and procedures, regulatory requirements and any additional owner expectations/deliverables that may have been identified in the contract of work EHS Schedule.
• Interface with and support the construction management team at the site by delivering current data on contractor EHS performance, including: trending, incident management, EHS metrics, and other key information that enable construction management to make informed and timely decisions.
• Facilitate communications, including safety meetings and notices, to ensure relevant EHS information is communicated across the site by contractors and that management is included in those communications.
• Conduct a weekly site safety walk with the contractor management representative.
• Participate in a daily site safety walk with the contractor safety rep.
• Act as a coach and advisor to the contractor safety committee.
• Evaluate the completeness and effectiveness of the contractor's hazard assessments (JHAs, Good Saves etc.).
• When non-compliance and/or non-conformance is observed, immediately bring the issue to the attention of that individual and key stakeholders as appropriate.
• Verify key performance indices (KPIs), leading/lagging indicators, and EHS data submitted by the contractor are accurate, timely and complete.
• Conduct the monthly contractor EHS audit.
• Participate in progress and schedule meetings.
• Assist in design reviews throughout the Life Cycle-planning, as requested/required (design, permitting, construction, cx, handover, etc.).
• Attend client trainings as requested.
• Evaluate/audit Site Specific Safety Plan to conformance to Project Manual requirements.
• Understand and verify operational EHS requirements are adhered to.
• Support client initiatives as requested.

SCOPE OF WORK

Support all facilities projects at Mentor Inc. Irving, Texas site. We anticipate the scope of work will be conducted primarily by an experienced construction safety consultant. We will assist in the day-to-day application of EHS/CSS program including inspections, safety and compliance walks, root-cause analysis, and contractor review. Construction work will be scheduled for day shift.

Proposed 40 hours per week will be primarily focused to construction safety. Onsite work is expected to be 5 days per week on average.

The candidate might have to work during shutdown/holiday in order to perform facilities upgrades.

Searching for a person with a vision in how to improve the stability of a Facility to help meet the production goals of the company.

BEPC Inc.

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