Supervisor – CIP Valve Systems and Routing

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Junior Supervisor – CIP Valve Systems and Routing to assist in supervising the installation and setup of Clean-in-Place (CIP) valve systems and associated piping networks in sanitary processing environments such as food, beverage, dairy, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical facilities. This role supports senior team members in implementing CIP system layouts, ensuring hygienic design compliance, and coordinating routine installation and documentation tasks.

Key Focus Areas:

1. Support in Installation of CIP Valve Assemblies and Routing

2. Hygienic Design and Sanitary Compliance

3. Basic Project Coordination and Reporting

4. Field Documentation and Valve Identification

5. Learning and Skill Development in CIP Technologies

Key Responsibilities:

1. Support in Installation of CIP Valve Assemblies and Routing

• • Assist in the layout and installation of sanitary valves used in CIP systems including mix-proof, divert, butterfly, and diaphragm valves.

  • Follow layout drawings and isometrics for proper routing of CIP supply and return lines.

  • Support mechanical teams in ensuring valve blocks are correctly mounted, sealed, and oriented.

2. Hygienic Design and Sanitary Compliance

• • Help verify that installations follow sanitary standards such as ASME BPE, 3-A, and EHEDG.

  • Ensure dead legs are minimized and valve ports are accessible for cleaning.

  • Maintain component cleanliness and proper handling throughout the installation process.

3. Basic Project Coordination and Reporting

• • Coordinate daily work tasks with senior supervisors and mechanical crews.

  • Communicate material needs, tool availability, and progress updates.

  • Attend toolbox talks and pre-task planning meetings.

4. Field Documentation and Valve Identification

• • Record valve tag numbers, installation dates, and torque specifications.

  • Assist in mapping valve routes on drawings and updating redlines for as-built documentation.

  • Label valves and ensure traceability in coordination with QA/QC teams.

5. Learning and Skill Development in CIP Technologies

• • Develop an understanding of CIP principles including flow sequencing, zone separation, and valve actuation.

  • Learn about valve control panels, sensors, and pneumatic systems used in CIP processes.

  • Participate in internal training and hands-on mentoring with senior technical staff.

Required Qualifications:

• • Diploma or associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Process Technology, or related technical field.

  • 0–2 years of experience in sanitary or mechanical systems (internships or trainee experience acceptable).

  • Basic familiarity with piping systems, valves, and hygienic installation practices.

Preferred Skills:

• • Exposure to CIP systems or sanitary valve installations in regulated industries.

  • Understanding of basic P&IDs and process flow diagrams.

  • Knowledge of hygienic standards and cleanroom protocols.

Core Competencies:

• • Eagerness to learn and develop technical skills

  • Attention to detail and adherence to hygiene standards

  • Strong work ethic and collaborative mindset

  • Basic mechanical aptitude and tool handling skills

  • Communication and organizational abilities