Mark Chaumeton

Spare Parts / Materials Assistant - US, North Carolina - 12 Month ContractOur client, a global pharmaceutical manufacturing organization are looking for a talented Spare Parts / Materials Assistant to join their expanding team. With continued organizational growth and considerable investment across their portfolio and capital programs this is an extremely exciting opportunity to contribute towards their brand-new manufacturing facility on the East Coast of the United States. What you'll do: Work with construction, startup, and commissioning teams to identify, catalog, and track required spare parts and critical materials for new equipment.Assist with developing Scope of Work (SOW) documents for vendor-supplied parts, pursuing RFPs, and clarifying technical questions between vendors and engineering teams.Assist with vendor onboarding, specifically focusing on the logistics of material delivery, storage, and handling.Follow up on material submittals, vendor document control, and send reminders to responsible parties to ensure parts arrive to support commissioning schedules. What you'll need: Degree preferred but not required; Certification in project management or a related field.Extensive experience in materials management, spare parts coordination, or similar assistant manager role.Extensive experience in pharmaceuticals, biotechnologies, or similar regulated industry.Extensive experience with procurement processes, such as PO creation, RFPs, and basic material tracking. If you are interested, please apply now for immediate consideration and further information.#LI-MC1

Vendor Management Assistant - US, North Carolina - Long Term ContractOur client, a global pharmaceutical manufacturing organization are looking for a talented Vendor Management Assistant to join their expanding team. With continued organizational growth and considerable investment across their portfolio and capital programs this is an extremely exciting opportunity to contribute towards their brand-new manufacturing facility on the East Coast of the United States. What you'll do: Work with startup, commissioning, qualification teams to understand needs for upcoming Vendor ServicesAssist with developing SOW’s, pursuing RFP’s, clarifying questions between Vendor and service requestorsAssist with Vendor onboarding steps alongside Safety and Procurement counterpartsFollow up on paperwork submittals, and send reminders to responsible parties when action is required What you'll need: Proficient communicator, with ability to understand status of activities, quickly and effectively relay to other team members both written and verballyExtensive experience in construction management or similar assistant manager type roleExtensive experience in pharmaceuticals, biotechnologies, biomedical or similar fieldExtensive experience with general procurement processes, such as RFPs, SOWs, PO’s and basic management of cost, scope, and schedule If you are interested, please apply now for immediate consideration and further information.#LI-MC1

Senior Automation Engineer - US, Raleigh - Long Term ContractDo you want to be part of a forward thinking global pharmaceutical client who have facilities in over 60 countries worldwide? Then this is the next step for you! One of our global pharmaceutical clients is currently requiring an experienced Senior Automation Engineer for their Raleigh, NC based location.   What you'll do: Lead specific area (example Upstream, Utilities, Downstream…) as automation ownerParticipate in site business planning as an Automation representative.Lead vendor FATs as automation representsEnsure that site and global standards are met. What you'll need: Extensive experience in a manufacturing environment, biopharmaceutical or pharmaceutical industry, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.Knowledge of S95 Level 1 systems such as Emerson Delta V, OSI Pi, PLCs, IT Infrastructure & Hardware.DeltaV Batch Control experience.Knowledge of Industrial Automation Networks and their Communication Protocols. If this role is of interest to you, please apply now!#LI-MC1

Construction Piping & BIM Engineer - US, North Carolina - Long Term ContractOur client, a global pharmaceutical manufacturing organization are looking for a talented Construction Piping & BIM Engineer to join their expanding team. With continued organizational growth and considerable investment across their portfolio and capital programs this is an extremely exciting opportunity to contribute towards their brand-new manufacturing facility on the East Coast of the United States. What you'll do: Oversee implementation and coordination of the 3D Model by the A/E Firm(s).Confirm use of compatible SW packages to support project collaboration between multiple design parties.Review and comment on A/E firm(s) approach to the BIM execution Plan.Review 3D Model and BIM deliverables of A/E Firm(s).Collaborate with engineering company’s engineering and BIM functions to oversee and guide their approach. What you'll need: Extensive experience in major capital project within the pharmaceutical, biotech, or life sciences industry.Proven track record of being a Piping SME or BIM LeadExperience of performing walkdowns and P&IDsBackground experience in BIM If you are interested, please apply now for immediate consideration and further information.#LI-MC1

Clean Room SME - Raleigh, NC - 12 Month Initial ContractDo you want to be part of a forward thinking global pharmaceutical client who have facilities in over 60 countries worldwide? Then this is the next step for you! One of our global pharmaceutical clients is currently requiring an experienced Clean Room SME for their Raleigh, North Carolina based location.   What you'll do: Assist EPCM Team with the planning, design review, and implementation of clean room environments in alignment with ISO 14644 standards and GMP/cGMP requirements.Ensure clean room layouts, finishes, airflow, and pressure differentials meet regulatory and operational specifications.Collaborate with engineering and construction teams to ensure design intent is maintained throughout the build process.Oversee the construction and installation of clean room components including walls, ceilings, flooring, HVAC systems, HEPA filters, and pass-throughs.Conduct inspections and audits to verify compliance with clean room construction standards and protocols. What you'll need: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Microbiology, Industrial Hygiene, or a related field.Extensive experience in clean room design, construction, and validation within pharmaceutical or life sciences environments.Proven expertise in ISO 14644 standards, GMP/cGMP regulations, and contamination control.Experience leading clean room projects from concept through commissioning.Strong understanding of HVAC systems, airflow dynamics, and pressure balancing in controlled environments. If this role is of interest to you, please apply now!#LI-MC1

Construction Support Engineer - Raleigh, NC - 12 Month Initial ContractDo you want to be part of a forward thinking global pharmaceutical client who have facilities in over 60 countries worldwide? Then this is the next step for you! One of our global pharmaceutical clients is currently requiring an experienced Construction Support Engineer for their Raleigh based location.  What you'll do: Support the installation of pharmaceutical clean utility systems, including but not limited to WFI, clean steam, and clean gases.Act as the client's agent to review and approve submittals from the Design/Builder for applicable utilities and equipment designs.Participate in constructability reviews with site construction team.Review and comment on applicable detailed design and installation specifications.Drive progress and coordination to ensure schedule, cost and quality targets are met. What you'll need: Extensive experience in the construction and commissioning of utility systems in pharmaceutical or biotech facilities.Familiarity with GMP standards, regulatory guidelines, and industry best practices.Proven ability to lead and manage construction activities within a regulated environment.Excellent problem-solving, communication, and organizational skills.Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, P&IDs, and technical specifications. If this role is of interest to you, please apply now!#LI-MC1

Reassembly / Process Equipment Engineer - Raleigh, NC - 12 Month Initial ContractDo you want to be part of a forward thinking global pharmaceutical client who have facilities in over 60 countries worldwide? Then this is the next step for you! One of our global pharmaceutical clients is currently requiring an experienced Process Equipment Engineer for their Raleigh, North Carolina based location.   What you'll do: Lead and manage the installation of pharmaceutical equipment system skid and connection to stick built piping systems, including but not limited to GMP process equipment (bioreactors, chromatography skids, etc.)WFI Stills, clean steam generators, and distribution piping.Act as the client's agent to review and approve submittals from the Design/Builder for applicable utilities passivation circuits, execution strategies, procedures and specifications.Participate in constructability reviews with site construction team for process and clean utility super skids focusing on shipment dates, move in and reassembly plans and tie-in/passivation strategies.Review and comment on applicable detailed design and installation specifications.Drive progress and coordination to ensure schedule, cost and quality targets are met What you'll need: Extensive experience in the construction and commissioning of utility systems and process equipment in pharmaceutical or biotech facilities.Strong knowledge of clean utility systems, including water systems (WFI, PW), clean steam, and clean gases.Strong knowledge and experience of utility piping testing, flushing, degreasing and passivation procedures and methodologies.Familiarity with GMP standards, regulatory guidelines, and industry best practices.Proven ability to lead and manage construction activities within a regulated environment. If this role is of interest to you, please apply now!#LI-MC1

I&C Metrology Engineer - US, North Carolina - 12 Month Initial ContractOur client, a global pharmaceutical manufacturing organization are looking for a talented I&C Metrology Engineer to join their expanding team. With continued organizational growth and considerable investment across their portfolio and capital programs this is an extremely exciting opportunity to contribute towards their brand-new manufacturing facility on the East Coast of the United States. What you'll do: Be part of a team of Metrology Specialists, Technicians, and Team Leads Supporting Aseptic and Finish Production areasSupporting calibrations across the site, including Formulation, Filling, QC, Facilities, Finish Production and Component Prep. The calibration program includes on-site and vendor performed calibrations.Supprt for all audit / inspection responsibilitiesDeviation and Change Control responsible (including SPS)Create and maintain department SOPs What you'll need: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Instrumentation & Controls, Electrical, Mechanical, or related discipline) or equivalent technical experience.Extensive experience in metrology, calibration, or instrumentation engineering within a GMP-regulated bio-pharmaceutical, medical device, or FDA-regulated manufacturing environment.Experience supporting drug substance manufacturing operations preferred.Strong knowledge of calibration and metrology principles for process, laboratory, and facility instrumentation. If you are interested, please apply now for immediate consideration and further information.#LI-MC1

Project Manager - US, North Carolina - Long Term ContractOur client, a global pharmaceutical manufacturing organization are looking for a talented Project Manager to join their expanding team. With continued organizational growth and considerable investment across their portfolio and capital programs this is an extremely exciting opportunity to contribute towards their brand-new manufacturing facility on the East Coast of the United States. What you'll do: Lead the planning, execution, and delivery of capital projects, ensuring alignment with business objectives, schedule, and budget.Develop and manage project scopes, budgets, schedules, and risk assessments, driving accountability across teams.Coordinate with cross-functional stakeholders, including engineering, operations, quality, procurement, and regulatory teams, to ensure seamless project execution.Manage contractor and vendor relationships, overseeing procurement, contract negotiations, and project execution. What you'll need: Extensive experience in capital project management within the pharmaceutical, biotech, or life sciences industry.Proven track record of delivering complex capital projects on time and within budget.Experience managing process equipment, utilities, automation systems, and facility expansions.Strong leadership and communication skills (written and verbal), with the ability to influence, negotiate, and build relationships with stakeholders at all levels. If you are interested, please apply now for immediate consideration and further information.#LI-MC1