Future Opening: Process Engineer- Food Industry

Posted 3 days ago

dbsiLima (OH)

Chemical Engineers Engineering Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50.00 - $60.00 per hour

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About the role

Process Engineer Process design, chemical plant design, PFD, P&ID, plant engineering, chemical engineer. • Should have worked as a process engineer for industrial plants (chemical, agrochemical, pharmaceutical, fine chemicals, specialty chemicals, food & beverages) • Work experience in surfactant making plant would be more preferred. • Ability to prepare and understand PFD, P&IDs, mass & energy balance calculation, hydraulic calculations • Understand basic chemical engineering fundamentals like heat transfer, fluid mechanics, solid handling, mass transfer etc. • Should be able to specify process plant equipment and hands on experience in selection of equipment as per project requirement • Powder handling equipment sizing and design experience is an added advantage • Should be able to specify pump, heat exchanger, tank and other equipment independently • Experience in selection of safety devices and process safety management activities • Previous work experience in sanitary piping & process systems would be a plus • Conversant with MS office application is must • Familiarity in working in AutoCAD will be an added advantage. • Familiarity with AFT Fathom, AFT Arrow and any other hydraulic calculation software will be added advantage Compensation: $50.00 - $60.00 per hour

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