Sr. Production Engineer
About the role
- Primary job function to provide day-to-day support to manufacturing units to ensure safe, stable and reliable operations.
- Monitoring operating data for assigned areas and provide analyses and troubleshooting as needed to achieve the operating plan
- Review raw material quality data for product blend creation to ensure quality specifications are met
- Identify and implement improvements to support business objectives (debottlenecking, plant trials, improved reliability) using the Management of Change process
- Develop and review procedures and provide operator training as needed.
- Lead incident investigations into process and equipment failures as appropriate
- Serve as the Division Representative on capital projects to improve productivity and increase capacity in the manufacturing department.
- Conduct Process Hazard Analyses and coordinate timely resolution plans to meet project deadlines.
- Lead special project streams or initiatives for the area that include technology advancements, SHE improvements, debottlenecking efforts and expansion efforts.
- Interface with SHES, Product Development, Maintenance, Process Improvement, and other supporting organizations to prioritize and initiate projects.
- Mentor and support junior production engineers to better develop their skills to support plant needs
- B. S. in Chemical Engineering 7+ years of chemical engineering/relevant experience
- Must be comfortable in a manufacturing environment with large, continuous chemical processing equipment
- Must have the ability to easily interface with operations and maintenance personnel and lead cross-functional teams
- Must have good troubleshooting skills to analyze process data, understand equipment operations, and determine root causes of failures
- Experience with any of the following systems would be an advantage:
- Distributed Control systemsPI Vision
- Statistical Analysis tools
- Lean Manufacturing/Six SigmaGlobal Benefits Overview
- Competitive, market-aligned compensation
- Discretionary global bonus scheme
- Discretionary Long-Term Incentive Plan (LTIP) – for senior positions
- Company car or car allowance – varies by region and role
- Healthcare – tailored to regional locations
- Parental leave and family support – maternity, paternity, adoption (aligned with regional policies)
- Working options – flexibility where it matters, based on role and business needs
- Learning & development opportunities – training, online platforms, buddy/mentorship programs, Internal Synthomer University with L&D offers
- Wellbeing support – employee assistance program (EAP), mental health resources, wellbeing initiatives
- Retirement / pension contributions – plans vary by country
- Culture of Inclusion – where everyone can thrive
- Performance culture, global reward & recognition programmes
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