Laboratory Commissioning & Decommissioning Engineer

Juncos - Puerto Rico

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 30+ days ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

The Laboratory Commissioning & Decommissioning Engineer will lead and execute technical projects involving the safe shutdown (decommissioning) and startup (commissioning) of laboratory facilities. This role is essential for ensuring smooth transitions of scientific infrastructure in compliance with internal and external regulation.

Key Responsibilities

Plan and manage laboratory decommissioning activities including equipment removal hazardous waste handling and technical cleaning.

Oversee commissioning of new laboratory spaces: equipment installation system validation functional testing and regulatory compliance.

Develop project timelines technical documentation testing protocols and compliance reports.

Collaborate with cross-functional teams: maintenance quality assurance EHS IT and external vendors.

Ensure adherence to FDA EPA OSHA and Puerto Rico-specific regulations as well as international standards (GMP ISO etc.).

Identify and mitigate technical and operational risks during transition phases.

Support internal and external audits related to facilities and processes.

Requirements

Bachelors degree in Engineering (Mechanical Electrical Chemical Biomedical or related field).

Minimum 3 years of experience in commissioning/decommissioning projects within regulated environments.

Experience in pharmaceutical or medical device environments.

Knowledge of HVAC BMS specialty gases lab equipment and automation systems.

Familiarity with GMP ISO 14644 FDA and OSHA.

Project management skills with strong technical leadership and communication abilities.

Fluent in English and Spanish (spoken and written).

The Laboratory Commissioning & Decommissioning Engineer will lead and execute technical projects involving the safe shutdown (decommissioning) and startup (commissioning) of laboratory facilities. This role is essential for ensuring smooth transitions of scientific infrastructure in compliance with ...