Process Chemical Engineer

Position Description

Process Chemical Engineer who is responsible for lifecycle of a chemical plant project including Scope of Work development, estimating, detailed design, construction field support, and commissioning

Skills Required

Performs one or more of the following process engineering functions

Estimate process equipment, instrumentation, and engineering hours for DCAA auditable pricing proposals.

Be an active member of a project team and effectively communicate and interface with various engineering disciplines.

Develop scope of work for capital projects. Develop Process Flow Diagrams and Heat & Material Balances for new processes.

Develop new and revise existing Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams. Develop new and revise existing Interlock Narratives.

Identify / Calculate Process Data for new instrumentation and equipment. Participate in Hazard Analyses.

Conduct various calculations for process design (i.e. relief, pump sizing, and heat transfer)

Provide field support for construction phase of projects. Provide field support for I/O and interlock checkout.

Troubleshoot process, instrumentation, and equipment problems. Provide field support for startup commissioning activities

Walk down and redline "as-built" all process documents after project has been completed.

Experience Required

Experience in the Process Chemical Design 8+ years related experience.

5 years of experience in engineering design, Process Flow Diagram development & Heat and Material Balance development

Piping and Instrumentation Diagram development (P&ID) Pressure Relief Calculations

Education Required Bachelor Degree Chemical Engineer

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