Snr Electrical & Instrument Technician II

About the Job

Join a global network that powers how Sanofi delivers — seamlessly, purposefully, and at scale. In Manufacturing & Supply, you’ll help reimagine how life-changing treatments reach people everywhere, faster.

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintain and repair all electrical, electronic, pneumatic and instrumentation used in process equipment and utilities. 

• Carry out preventive and breakdown services for all equipment and instruments to the required Company standards and procedures in a safe, efficient, responsible and cost-effective manner. 

• Perform routine and non-routine instrument calibration (FT, LT, TT, PT and other instruments) in accordance with plant instruments calibration schedule. 

• Perform advance troubleshooting of various type of Motors, VFD, MCC and etc. with supervision. 

• Ensure all maintenance activities are carried out safely and good housekeeping is maintained at all times. 

• Coach and mentor junior technicians on preventive and breakdown maintenance. 

• Document, check and record all completed maintenance and repair works, for Engineer review. 

• Take personal responsibility for quality in all aspects of maintenance work on process equipment that will have impact on product quality. 

• Assist the Senior/E&I Engineer in co-ordinating with the Contractors undertaking contract works for the Company, to check that standards set by the company are met. 

• Familiar with and comply to Standard Operating Procedures, Good Engineering Practice, GMP to carry out maintenance activities to high quality standards. 

• Authorise Confine Space entry and Work at Height permit to work 

• Participate and contribute to site continuous performance and improvement program. 

• Stand-in and assist in any other engineering activities as and when required. 

• Play a pro-active role in ensuring the HSE standards & Life Savings Rule are adhered to. 

• Embraced Zero Incident Mindset and adopt the responsible of HSE protection policies and Life Saving Rules (LSR). Practice safe engineering operation and ensure all HSE procedures are followed.

About you

• NITEC or Higher NITEC in Electrical or Electronics related field with 5 years of relevant hands-on experience and basic technical knowledge of plant equipment, main switchboard, PLCs, instrumentation and calibration, electrical troubleshooting, and general operations and maintenance; Diploma holders will require at least 4 years of similar experience 

• Able to demonstrate electronic engineering knowledge and understanding of safe working practices in fine chemical, petroleum or pharmaceutical industries 

• Dependable team player 

• Possession of PUB Electrician License and project exposure are desirable 

• Certified Class 2 Boiler Attendance Certification will be advantageous

• This role requires the incumbent to perform shift work in accordance with operational needs, and in compliance with applicable employment regulations.