Facilities Maintenance Technician 1
About the job
- Understanding of proper tool use and the ability to work safely around equipment.
- Basic knowledge of mechanical and electrical principles.
- Ability to identify potential equipment problems using technical manuals or P&IDs.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to understand written communications and SOPs and explain technical equipment to other technicians.
- Ability to learn quickly and work effectively with little supervision when needed.
- Problem-solving experience, including thinking through equipment malfunctions to identify key items to check.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
- Experience prolonged sitting, standing, walking, bending, stooping, and stretching.
- Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity to operate portable tools, test instruments, a computer keyboard, telephone, calculator, and other office equipment.
- Normal range of vision.
- Ability to regularly lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
- Ability to climb ladders and stairs of various heights.
- Ability to work in wet or humid conditions, outdoors, and in noisy environments.
- Attendance is mandatory; on-call maintenance coverage is required in rotation with other technicians, and coverage of different shifts, weekends, and holidays may be required.
- High school diploma or GED and two years of relevant maintenance work experience; or an associate degree, technical degree, or certificate in Mechanical Maintenance, Biomedical Engineering, or a related field and one year of relevant maintenance work experience; or a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Maintenance, Biomedical Engineering, or a related field with relevant maintenance work experience.
- Provide maintenance and operational support for clean utility equipment, including clean gases, steam-generated Water for Injection (USP), clean steam systems, and RODI water systems.
- Provide maintenance and operational support for plant utility equipment, including air compressors, air dryers, steam boilers, heating hot water boilers, chillers, HVAC systems, and waste disposal systems.
- Provide maintenance and operational support for facilities, building maintenance, and grounds.
- Train on critical-environment controls and maintenance of critical laboratory equipment within GMP clean rooms and environmentally controlled areas.
- Work with operators and technicians to troubleshoot temperature-controlled process equipment, including bioreactors, centrifuges, micro-filtration skids, and autoclaves.
- Ensure compliance with internal quality protocols and SOPs, including cGMP and FDA regulatory guidelines.
- Perform routine work orders and maintenance functions with little supervision after training, and support technicians, specialized maintenance contractors, or OEM representatives during complex equipment interventions.
- Keep mandatory training current and comply with site procedures and job-performance qualifications.
- Pursue increased job knowledge and proficiency with different systems.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Maintenance experience in a bio-pharma research or manufacturing facility or a related industry.
- Experience in a maintenance or mechanic role in a manufacturing facility.
- Understanding of clean-room construction and basic function, with experience in a bio-pharma research or manufacturing facility or a related industry and with the listed equipment.
- Experience in an additional maintenance trade, such as apprentice electrician, HVACR, boilers, or pump maintenance.
- Knowledge of computerized instrumentation, microprocessor-controlled operations, and micro-measurement equipment.
- Knowledge of biomedical and biotechnical equipment, including upstream and downstream equipment.
About the company
Fujifilm Corporation is the main operating and manufacturing arm of the Fujifilm group, applying its precision chemistry, nanotechnology, and optical engineering to deep-tech and life sciences. It runs Bio CDMO facilities that manufacture biopharmaceuticals and vaccines, makes advanced materials like photoresists and chemical slurries for semiconductors, and develops AI-powered diagnostic imaging devices, endoscopes, and ultrasound systems, while also selling INSTAX cameras and X-Series products. It differentiates itself by applying a long history of precision manufacturing at scale across life sciences, materials, and medical devices rather than focusing on a single niche. Its goal is to turn strategic capabilities into tangible products that advance healthcare, electronics manufacturing, and imaging, maintaining leadership in precision manufacturing and applied science worldwide.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Founded
1934
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What believers are saying
- Oita's August 2026 post-CMP cleaner plant triples capacity for AI semiconductors.
- Fujifilm's ₹800 crore Dholera plant starts phased investment in October 2026.
- Dimatix's September 2026 PhaseMaster targets packaging, additive manufacturing, and photovoltaic printing.
What critics are saying
- FDA recalled Synapse PACS on July 22, 2026, signaling software quality weaknesses.
- Fujifilm Diosynth's 2025 data-incident settlement exposes cybersecurity liability and customer trust erosion.
- Polaroid's Instax trade-dress litigation still hangs over Fujifilm's consumer imaging franchise.
What makes Fujifilm unique
- Fujifilm monetizes proprietary chemistry across semiconductors, healthcare, and imaging.
- September 2026 Dholera and Oita expansions tighten local supply for critical materials.
- Rapidus and Tata Electronics partnerships place Fujifilm inside leading-edge manufacturing ecosystems.
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-43%New Fujifilm multifunction printer is first to receive "UL GREENGUARD Gold Certification" How the Apeos C7072 Series of MFPs is improving air quality. FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corporation announces that it has obtained "UL GREENGUARD Gold Certification" - an international third-party certification for chemical emissions administered by UL Solutions in the U.S. - for its A3 digital color multifunction printer, the "Apeos C7072 Series." [*1] This is the first time a multifunction printer has received this certification, which is granted to products that meet strict emission standards for chemicals released from the product [*2]. This certification demonstrates, through third-party verification, the company's product performance in improving indoor air quality and serves as a key indicator for customers when selecting products. In recent years, against the backdrop of growing interest in health management and well-being, there has been increasing focus on improving the quality of indoor environments where people spend long periods of time. Since image-forming devices such as laser printers and multifunction devices emit VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), ozone, UFPs (Ultrafine Particles) [*3], and FPs (Fine Particles) [*4] - all of which can affect indoor air quality - standards regarding emission levels have been established for each product category through means such as environmental labels. The company's multifunction printers have consistently met the emission standards set by various environmental labels [*5], and it has continued to develop products with indoor air quality in mind. In addition to these standards, the "Apeos C7072 Series" has now earned "UL GREENGUARD Gold Certification," which establishes emission standards for over 360 types of VOCs and other chemical substances. This product features "ELFEAT" toner, which delivers industry-leading low-temperature fusing performance, and a fuser unit designed for low-temperature fusing, enabling printing at a temperature 21°C lower [*6] compared to conventional models. By lowering the fusing temperature, the design suppresses the generation of chemical substances and reduces emissions of VOCs and UFPs. In addition, by incorporating technologies that suppress ozone generation and FP dispersion, the product achieved compliance with the applicable criteria for all UL GREENGUARD Gold Certification parameters, including VOCs, ozone, UFPs and FPs. FUJIFILM Business Innovation is addressing "Ensure Product and Chemical Safety," one of the priority environmental issues outlined in the Fujifilm Group's CSR plan, "Sustainable Value Plan 2030," and are working to reduce chemical risks in product design based on the Fujifilm Group's Product Stewardship (Design for Environment) initiatives. Going forward, the company will continue to contribute to the creation of better office environments and sustainable society by providing products and services that take chemical risk reduction into account. *1 Next-Generation A3 Color MFPs That Continue to Evolve Through Cloud and AI *2 World's first as a standalone multifunction machine. *3 Particles with a diameter of 0.1 μm or less *4 Particles with a diameter of 0.1 to 2.5 μm *5 Information on environmental labels for each product is available on its website. *6 Comparison with the Apeos C7071 series. Product and service names mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
The Fujifilm X-T6 could finally launch next month. The long-awaited Fujifilm X-T6 could finally be on the way, with a new leak pointing to a November launch for the mirrorless camera. The successor to the X-T5 was originally expected in September, but reported component shortages appear to have pushed things back. According to FujiRumors, Fujifilm has now settled on a new launch schedule. The X-T6 is expected to arrive in November, assuming there are no further delays. Fujifilm hasn't officially announced the camera yet, so the timeline remains unconfirmed. The X-T6 is expected to keep the familiar look of the X-T5, but it will make a few changes to how it feels to use. Fujifilm is reportedly redesigning three of the camera's control dials and adding a new D-pad, aimed at making the camera more comfortable to operate. Moreover, there could also be a useful battery upgrade. The X-T6 is tipped to use a new NP-W255 battery with a 2,550mAh capacity, around 16% more capacity than the battery in the X-T5. Autofocus is expected to get one of the bigger upgrades. The X-T6 is rumoured to use Fujifilm's X-Processor 6. This should enable improved AI-assisted autofocus, including more reliable subject recognition and tracking. The camera is also expected to retain a 40-megapixel X-Trans sensor, though it's not yet clear whether Fujifilm will use a newer generation of the sensor. That means the X-T6 could look familiar on paper, but it could make some meaningful changes under the hood. Pricing hasn't leaked yet. For some context, the X-T5 launched in 2022 with a recommended retail price of $1,699. However, the source doesn't indicate whether Fujifilm will keep the X-T6 around the same level. For now, November is the date to watch for the X-T6 official announcement. With its original launch reportedly delayed because of component availability, another change to the schedule can't be ruled out. Diane is a News Writer for Trusted Reviews, covering daily goings on in the tech world. She holds a degree in creative writing and mainly crafts fictions with a passion for novel storytelling. Her work delves into different genres, now with writing reviews for gadgets and home appliances. Outside of work, Diane enjoys immersing herself in active lifestyle such as dancing and running. Why trust our journalism? Founded in 2003, Trusted Reviews exists to give our readers thorough, unbiased and independent advice on what to buy. Today, we have millions of users a month from around the world, and assess more than 1,000 products a year. Editorial independence. Editorial independence means being able to give an unbiased verdict about a product or company, with the avoidance of conflicts of interest. To ensure this is possible, every member of the editorial staff follows a clear code of conduct. Professional conduct. We also expect our journalists to follow clear ethical standards in their work. Our staff members must strive for honesty and accuracy in everything they do. We follow the IPSO Editors' code of practice to underpin these standards.
The latest Fujifilm rumours. 8 hours ago Good news for Fujifilm fans, it now looks like the X-T6 will arrive in November 2026, giving The Magazine For Photographers a new launch window after the camera's original September 4 announcement was postponed. For a while, that delay left open the possibility that Fujifilm might push the X-T6 all the way into 2027, but the latest information suggests The Magazine For Photographers won't have to wait quite that long. The Magazine For Photographers is also getting another look at the X-T6 itself, following the detailed sketches of the front and rear of the camera that already leaked a few days ago. Those drawings showed a few smaller changes to the body and controls, and now another sketch, which you can see up top, has surfaced showing the X-T6 from above. One of the more noticeable changes appears to be around the physical controls, with Fujifilm apparently making the top dials slightly more recessed into the body, which should make them easier to operate with your thumb. And the X-T6 might not arrive alone. Fujifilm is also rumoured to unveil a new Fujinon XF 50-140mm f/2.8 MK II in November, with the second-generation telephoto zoom expected to be considerably smaller than the current lens. In fact, reports suggest it could be compact enough that Fujifilm has removed the tripod collar entirely. Exact dimensions have not leaked yet, although a reduction somewhere around one-third has been suggested based on the size difference Fujifilm achieved with the newer XF 16-55mm f/2.8.
Photographers see AI as a threat. But Japan's biggest camera makers agree on an entirely different trend - and it could shift the future of cameras. Published 5 hours ago In a recent interview, Canon, Sony, Nikon, and Fujifilm all agreed that the experience of shooting with a dedicated camera is becoming increasingly important The growth of AI has been met with trepidation among the creative community - but Japan's biggest camera makers agree that AI-generated content is sparking an entirely different trend: the growth of the dedicated camera and a shift towards prioritizing the experience of photography over technical specifications. Japanese business publication Nikkei Shimbun recently interviewed executives from Canon, Sony, Nikon and Fujifilm. Despite discussing camera trends with four competing brands, there's an overarching trend that Japan's biggest camera makers seem to agree on. Camera makers believe that the rise of AI-generated content, along with trends towards a more retro film-like look, is actually driving more people to pick up a dedicated camera over simply shooting with a smartphone. The camera market saw healthy growth last year, but the biggest growth was in the fixed-lens compact category, which rose nearly 30 percent. But with AI slop driving more people to pick up dedicated cameras, the reason behind choosing a certain camera is also shifting. The experience that a camera offers is becoming increasingly important in the era of AI and smartphones. Camera makers are seeing an increased priority on the physical controls and the style of the camera. Casual photographers shifting from a smartphone are often looking for a camera that's more fun to shoot with - and the design and physical controls are a big part of that. The rise of screen-free cameras is a key example of this trend, along with the continued rise in retro cameras. Generated content is known for being overly perfect and inauthentic, and that's creating a push towards a more traditional camera experience, both in the camera's design and the look and feel of the images. More and more camera makers seem to be pushing the in-camera colors through film simulations, photo styles, and in-camera LUTs. Camera makers have long been engaged in the megapixel race and the push to beat out competitors' specifications. Manufacturers aren't dropping out of this race anytime soon, not for pro models geared towards serious photographers. The best camera deals, reviews, product advice, and unmissable photography news, direct to your inbox!
FUJIFILM India welcomes Rashmika Mandanna as brand ambassador. October 6, 2026 - 3:24 PM IST FUJIFILM India is pleased to announce that actress Rashmika Mandanna has been onboarded as its brand ambassador for the Imaging Solutions range, spanning Electronic Imaging, instax(TM) and Photo Imaging business sectors across the country. The association marks a strategic step in strengthening the company's connection with a new generation of consumers, while continuing to bring the joy of capturing, creating and preserving photographs closer to audiences across India. One of the most recognizable faces in Indian cinema today, Rashmika has built a strong connection with audiences across generations. Her warmth, spontaneity and expressive personality make her a natural fit for FUJIFILM India's Imaging Solutions portfolio, where photography is not only about capturing an image, but also about expressing oneself and preserving moments that matter. As an instax(TM) user herself, Rashmika is already familiar with the simple joy of capturing a moment and turning it into a photograph that can be held, shared and kept. Sharing her excitement, actress and brand ambassador Rashmika Mandanna said, "Photographs have always been special to me because they let us hold on to moments and feelings long after they have passed. I love capturing the little things, whether it is a spontaneous moment, time spent with people I love, or simply something I want to remember. As an instax(TM) user myself, I have always enjoyed the feeling of seeing a photograph come alive in my hands and being able to share it with someone. That is what makes my association with FUJIFILM India feel so natural, and I am excited to be part of its journey in bringing the joy of photography to many more people across India." FUJIFILM India's Imaging Solutions portfolio brings together different ways in which consumers experience photography today. From digital cameras for photography enthusiasts and professionals to instax(TM) instant cameras and smartphone printers, QuickSnap(TM) for spontaneous photography, binoculars and photo printing solutions, the portfolio caters to consumers at different stages of their photography journey. The association comes at a time when photography continues to evolve as a form of creative expression, while consumers are also rediscovering the joy of turning digital moments into photographs they can physically hold, share and preserve. Mr Koji Wada, Managing Director of FUJIFILM India, said, "We are delighted to welcome Rashmika Mandanna to the FUJIFILM India family. Her warmth, positivity and ability to connect with audiences across the country align well with our Group's purpose of 'Giving our world more smiles'. Photography has always been an important part of how people celebrate and remember the moments in their lives. Through this association, we hope to inspire a new generation to discover the joy of photography while continuing to strengthen the connection Fujifilm has built with consumers in India over the years." Adding on, Mr Arun Babu, Associate Director, Imaging Solutions Division at FUJIFILM India, said, "Our imaging portfolio goes beyond cameras and photography. From instax(TM) and digital cameras to QuickSnap(TM), printing solutions, and binoculars, there is a diverse world of imaging experiences bringing the "click to print" journey together across our ecosystem. With Rashmika's strong popularity across India and audiences across generations, this association is particularly meaningful for us. Through this partnership, we not only aim to inspire people to explore photography, but also to discover new ways to create and express themselves." With Rashmika on board, FUJIFILM India aims to connect with new and younger audiences while strengthening awareness and engagement across its Imaging Solutions portfolio. The association builds on the trust and reputation Fujifilm has established in imaging over the years, as well as its ongoing efforts to engage the next generation through initiatives such as the Fujifilm Spectrum tour, X-Space and the House of Photography in Mumbai. Through these experiences, the company continues to bring its diverse imaging ecosystem closer to consumers, creating more opportunities to explore, learn and engage.