Cryo Project Manager Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Altro in Monza
The SOL Group is an Italian multinational company operating in the technical and medicinal gases and Home Care sectors. Established in 1927, the parent company Sol SpA has been listed on the Milan Stock Exchange since 1998. The group employs more than 7,000 people, with offices and facilities in 32 countries worldwide. For further information: www.solgroup.com
Cryo Project Manager Engineer
Reporting to the Corporate Head of Medical Systems and Services (MSS), the Cryo Project Manager Engineer will be responsible for the implementation of medical gas distribution systems, medical devices, Cryobanks, and the development of new services within hospitals.
Responsibilities
Managing development projects for the optimization of internal processes.
Managing CryoManagement projects, including design, cost analysis, installation, startup, and validation of plants and devices.
Identifying, scouting, qualifying, evaluating, and managing suppliers of components, devices, plants, and services.
Constantly collaborating with corporate marketing and regulatory affairs departments for the development of new healthcare/CryoManagement products and services.
Managing projects for the implementation of medical systems and medical devices.
Coordinating technical personnel involved in projects, both in-house and outsourced.
Supporting the branch technical structure for the management and resolution of technical issues.
All other activities, including those complementary to the above, necessary for the development of the business lines they oversee.
Proven Experience
At least 5 (five) years of experience in the design, installation, testing, maintenance, and validation of Medical Gas Distribution Systems and Cryobanks and Cryogenic Systems .
In-Depth Knowledge of Regulations
UNI EN ISO 7396-1: Design, installation, operation, performance, testing, delivery, and documentation of medical gas pipeline systems in healthcare facilities.
UNI EN ISO 7396-2: Medical gas pipeline systems – Part 2: A