Chemical Process/ Production Engineer
genie matthews associatesMount Pleasant (SC)
Chemical Process/ Production Engineer
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genie matthews associatesMount Pleasant (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Chemical Process Engineer Our global chemical client is expanding their Chemical Process Team. This Process / Production Engineering role will have responsibility supporting plant unit operations, continuous improvements, process/ product startups, and all EHS/ PSM regulations.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Involved in day to day production support for the batch/ continuous chemical operations including troubleshooting and problem solving of process / equipment issues.
Track Production Yields and Perform Mass Balances:
- Handle process improvement projects.
- Manages continuous improvements in safety, productivity, quality, reliability and cost.
- Support process downtime and runtime.
- Involved with production and material planning, packaging, shipping, and receiving.
- Participate in PSM initiatives and audits.
- Implement change management processes including MOC, PSSR, P&ID, hazard reviews, SOPs, SPC, SQC.Lead incident investigations and problem-solving sessions (safety, quality, production, reliability, etc)
- Assist with Training of Operations Teams.
QUALIFICATIONS:
BS Chemical Engineering degree with 3+ years experience as Process / Production Engineer/ Leader in PSM/ chemical operating plants. Preferred experience with Lean/ Six Sigma, Continuous Improvement, PHA, MOC, P&IDsFamiliar with process unit operations and Controls; reactors, distillation, polymerization, esterification, filtration, dryers, twin-screw extrusion, heat treatment. Able to work in the USA without sponsorship, now or in the future.
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