Facility Engineer – Repair & Maintenance

About the role

Johnson & Johnson is recruiting a Facility Engineer within its Engineering & Property Services (E&PS) department, reporting to the Senior Site Facilities Manager IMSC and based in Geel, Belgium. E&PS designs, operates and maintains buildings, HVAC systems, utilities and installations across the company's Belgian sites, including production, distribution, chemical and pharmaceutical production and R&D facilities.

Key responsibilities

• Ensure safety, quality and compliance with EH&S, GMP/GxP and company requirements, and support audits, inspections, documentation and reporting.
• Act as the main contact for assigned buildings and infrastructure, internal customers and external partners, and follow up requests and priorities.
• Coordinate day-to-day facility activities and bring together the facility team, supervisors, maintenance and project teams, and external hard and soft services providers.
• Manage soft services, the contractor area and on-site logistics such as space use, buildings, parking and road closures.
• Oversee preventive, corrective and predictive maintenance for buildings, technical installations and utilities.
• Manage and prioritise work orders in the maintenance management system, coordinate technical interventions and minor works, and follow up breakdowns, deviations and improvements.
• Take ownership of alarms, risks and improvement opportunities and support business continuity and risk management.
• Build relationships with Operations, Engineering, EHS, Quality, Supply Chain and external partners, using KPI reporting to support decisions.
• Partner with the Facility Manager and the logistics team on contractor management and future investment projects, and help keep the site safe, orderly and inspection-ready.

Required profile

• Bachelor's or master's degree in a technical discipline, facility management or a comparable field, or equivalent relevant experience.
• Relevant experience in facilities, maintenance, utilities or technical services; experience in a pharmaceutical, manufacturing or other regulated environment is a strong advantage.
• Professional fluency in Dutch and English, spoken and written.

Required skills

• Sound knowledge of technical installations, building management and maintenance processes.
• Confidence using digital tools.
• Strong organisational skills, sound judgement in setting priorities and a proactive, hands-on approach.
• Commitment to safety, quality and compliance in a regulated environment.

What we offer

• Anticipated base pay of EUR 72,500 to EUR 115,230.
• An annual bonus depending on pay grade and location, plus vacation days, parental leave of at least 12 weeks, bereavement and caregiver leave, well-being reimbursement and health programmes.
• Learning programmes, training days, team-building activities and internal development opportunities.