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Job Function:
Environmental Health, Safety (EH&S) and Facilities Services (FS)Job Sub Function:
Facilities Management & PlanningJob Category:
ProfessionalAll Job Posting Locations:
Beerse, Antwerp, Belgium, Limerick, Ireland, Prague, Czechia, Ringaskiddy, Cork, Ireland, Zug, SwitzerlandJob Description:
At Johnson & Johnson, we believe good health is the foundation of vibrant lives, thriving communities and forward progress. As the world’s largest and most broadly-based healthcare company, we are committed to using our reach and size for good. We strive to improve access and affordability, create healthier communities, and put a healthy mind, body and environment within reach of everyone, everywhere. Every day, our more than 130,000 employees across the world are blending heart, science and ingenuity to profoundly change the trajectory of health for humanity.
At Engineering & Property Services (E&PS) we take care of all J&J buildings around the world providing end to end services from Real Estate, Engineering & Strategic Project Delivery to Facilities Management. We have a profound influence on the entire J&J Enterprise, providing innovative workplaces where our employees can collaborate and grow, and delivering flexible site solutions which enable our business to best serve our important customers and patients.
The Sr Manager Risk & Compliance is accountable for delivering standardized and consistent FM services within a distinct region while driving deep alignment with J&J Quality functions per segment and per region, EHS&S, Regional Leads, Sub-Regional Leads, and suppliers.
This role is responsible for supporting compliance throughout the entire facilities portfolio to ensure adherence to applicable policies, procedures, and regulations. The individual will also act as a “Global Single Point of Contact” and collaborate with the Global Make Quality organization for a nominated Segment. This individual will also collaborate with outsourced suppliers to complete auditing activities.
A suitable candidate for this role will have demonstrated experience in compliance management in an operational environment along with carrying out strategy within a robust, mission driven, and largely outsourced facilities organization across supply chain and non-supply chain sites.
Key relationships include communication and coordination with FM regional leads as appropriate, the leadership within the Enterprise Quality function including the Make Quality function and the Supplier Quality function, EHS and Supplier Strategy & Governance to ensure successful implementation and management of the FM program across regions while managing nuances of unique sub-regions.
Key Responsibilities
Regional Risk Compliance and Quality:
Serve as single point of contact (SPOC) for compliance & risk-related issues in region
Manage facilities risk and compliance systems, ensuring that all elements are in place to support the J&J worldwide policies and Facility Management Global standards
Establish lines of engagement with the Regional segment Quality organization, EHS&S, and FM within region and in collaboration with peer Global segment SPOCs manage relationships with regional sector / platforms leads as Risk and Compliance SPOC in region
Work with sub-regional, micro-regional and site FM roles, external outsourced vendors, SSG, Make Quality organization, and EHS&S to complete risk and quality compliance programs and resolve compliance issues
Partner with Regional Leads, Sub-Region Leads, and Micro-Region Leads to support internal auditing program at the site level to identify risk and compliance issues; develop and implement corrective actions and track responses
Establish external facilities partners audit program and manage inspection activities in conjunction with site management
Review results of facilities-related investigations, non-conformances (NCRs), and events to understand the impact to the portfolio. Provide SME guidance, direction and support to the sub-regional leads in developing corrective action plans to address critical issues
Ensure execution and on-going compliance of SOPs, protocols, change controls, validation reports, and trend reports for processes / systems across the region
Develop training curriculum and requirements in partnership with internal quality team, EHS&S, SSG and local enforcement agencies
Gather data for the development of Service Level Agreements covering technical or qualified operations and internal customers as appropriate
Develop and lead the establishment, harmonization and on-going compliance of SOPs, protocols, change controls, validation reports and trend reports for the processes/systems of the entire facilities portfolio inclusive of business continuity management
Champion risk, quality and compliance in the Regions to eliminate conflict of interest at Regional, Sub-Region, or Micro-Region level
Provide consistency and visibility across supply chain and non-supply chain sites; introduce rigor of dedicated focus on risk & compliance
Champion cross-regional coordination to deliver outstanding quality, establish standard methodologies, and implement J&J worldwide policies and standards. Conduct annual Regional quality reviews in coordination with Regional FM leadership, business partners, and segment Quality organizations to highlight concerns and opportunities for improvement
Use relevant quality reporting tools for each segment, providing a regional and segment overview and status of compliance metrics. Provide regional support for sites for audits by internal functions and external regulatory agencies (e.g. FDA, MAARS, EHSS Comprehensive Audit, ISO, etc.)
Participate in workshops to identify, assess and determine responses to risks
Global Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for Segment Make Quality:
Serve as the Global SPOC for Make Quality compliance relating to facilities responsible requirements with a nominated Segment and collaborate with their peer Regional Risk, Compliance and Quality leads to ensure all segment quality programs are performed and supported
Proactively engage and partner with the Global Make Quality function of the assigned segment to fully understand, influence and align the segment’s Make Quality strategies, policies, procedures and standards relating to facilities compliance with our Global Facilities execution programs and priorities
Collaborate and align with Make Quality for the assigned segment and peer Regional Risk, Compliance and Quality leads to ensure a consistent interpretation of segment specific strategies, policies and procedures is applied and carried out
Act as SME and Global Facilities interface for segment specific Quality and compliance databases, tools, applications, tracking and reporting mechanisms to ensure peer Regional Risk, Compliance and Quality leads have a full knowledge and understanding of these systems, their requirements and activities necessary to support them
Proactively partner with the assigned segment Make Quality function to ensure all facilities compliance data for that segment is accurate, current and correctly reflects the compliance status of the Global Facilities function on our sites. Where reporting and/or data accuracy issues exist collaborate with Segment organization, peer Regional Risk, Compliance and Quality leads and Regional Leads to ensure data accuracy is maintained
Participate in workshops to identify, assess and determine responses to risks
Education & Experience
Education:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent required
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in related field (engineering, science, business, etc.) preferred
Master's degree, in related field (operations management, finance, engineering, architecture, real estate, facilities management, or business administration), or equivalent preferred
Experience, Skills & Knowledge:
Required:
Minimum of 10 years of risk management or related experience. Including compliance management.
Strong communication skills, both written and oral
Ability to focus strategically while maintaining a tactical focus
Ability to adapt emerging approaches and industry innovations
Ability to lead diverse teams through change and to form strong relationships with regional / COE partners
Ability to form strong relationships with business partners
Strong understanding of risk, quality and compliance system
Experience in medical devices, pharmaceutical, biologics, or other regulated industry
Computer skills, including working knowledge of MS Office Suite
Preferred:
Professional certifications (Six Sigma, SPC, Lean, Process Excellence, ISO/ICE 2000, etc.)
Broad-based corporate facilities experience or equivalent, especially within a global corporation
Knowledge of FDA GMPs, federal, and state environmental regulations, and/or ISO standards
Audit experience with FDA or other external regulatory body
Language Requirements: Proficiency: English language
Travel Requirements: This position will require up to 25-50% domestic and international travel
Required Skills:
Preferred Skills:
Analytics Dashboards, Collaborating, Data-Driven Decision Making, Facility Management, Facility Management Software, Fact-Based Decision Making, Organizing, Performance Measurement, Risk Management, Security Program Development, SLA Management, Subject Matter Experts (SME) Collaboration, Technical Credibility, Vendor Management, Vendor Selection, Workplace Accessibility