About this role
ROLE OVERVIEW The Facilities & Compliance Engineer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of site facilities within a GMP manufacturing environment, with a strong emphasis on regulatory compliance. This role owns facilities-related SOPs, supports audit readiness, and manages Non-Conformance (NC) and CAPA processes, while overseeing contractor and vendor performance across facilities and soft services. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Manage key equipment/systems including architectural & building maintenance, clean room maintenance, fire protection systems, painting, docks, grounds, pest control, staff amenities, janitorial services, cGMP cleaning and sanitization, and gowning services Own facilities-related SOPs, including authoring, revising, and driving continuous improvement Own facilities services-related Non-Conformance (NC) and Corrective Action and Preventive Action (CAPA) Provide support in preparation of audit room and war room, and ensure facility readiness for internal and regulatory audits Partner with vendors, establish KPIs, and perform audits for vendor service contracts to ensure performance against SLA Supervise and monitor contractor performance in accordance with established KPIs Maintain facilities work orders relating to routine and non-routine facilities maintenance Maintain high standards of cleanliness across zones in compliance with QA requirements Coordinate and manage the pest control service program, including follow-up on incidents and investigations Attend SQDIP and production coordination meetings as required Provide training as required and maintain all records necessary to satisfy SOPs and GxP requirements Partner with EHSS to develop and manage sustainability initiatives Manage facility improvement works and support facilities-related cost saving projects Oversee facilities soft services including couriers, stationery, meeting rooms, cafe/pantry operations, and bus services Participate actively in the site emergency response team and relevant EHS training Support site activities and engagement initiatives across the plant QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Facilities Management, or related field Minimum 5 years of engineering, operations, or facilities experience within a GMP-regulated environment Strong working knowledge of GMP/GDP concepts and their practical application in a facilities context Demonstrated experience authoring or revising SOPs (not limited to executing them) Prior involvement in internal or regulatory audits (e.g. FDA, EU GMP, client/internal QA audits) Knowledge of NC/CAPA and Change Control processes, engineering documentation, drawing or records management Experience managing contractors and vendors Good interpersonal and communication skills with high computer literacy Strong customer service focus and professional disposition
What they're looking for
Vendor AuditDockingCAPAContinuous Improvement
About Anter Consulting Pte. Ltd.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a Compliance & Facilities Engineer at Anter Consulting Pte. Ltd. do?
ROLE OVERVIEW The Facilities & Compliance Engineer is responsible for the operation and maintenance of site facilities within a GMP manufacturing environment, with a strong emphasis on regulatory compliance. This role owns facilities-related SOPs, supports audit readiness, and manages Non-Conformanc…
What skills does this Compliance & Facilities Engineer role need?
Key skills for this role include Vendor Audit, Docking, CAPA, Continuous Improvement.
How much does a Compliance & Facilities Engineer at Anter Consulting Pte. Ltd. pay?
This role lists a salary of S$6,000 – S$8,500 per month.
Is this Compliance & Facilities Engineer role remote, hybrid, or on-site?
The listing is based in Islandwide. Check the posting for remote or hybrid options.
How do I apply for this Compliance & Facilities Engineer role?
You can apply directly on Anter Consulting Pte. Ltd.'s careers page. ApplyLah can tailor your résumé and cover letter to this exact role in seconds first.
