Listing details
- Last verified Oct 31
About the job
What You'll Do:
- Promote a strong safety culture through active participation in site safety, environmental, and process safety programs.
- Provide technical leadership in process safety activities, including PHAs, MOCs, PSSRs, SIL reviews, RCAs, and TapRoot investigations.
- Deliver engineering analyses, process modeling, troubleshooting, and risk-based recommendations to support safe, reliable, and efficient operations.
- Maintain process design documentation and engineering standards, including P&IDs, relief systems, equipment records, and operational limits.
- Monitor and analyze process performance data to identify opportunities for optimization, risk reduction, and continuous improvement.
- Support operations by resolving plant upsets, investigating production issues, and developing long-term debottleneck and improvement strategies.
- Lead and support projects, outages, maintenance activities, and capital investments, including catalyst change-outs, exchanger cleaning, and equipment upgrades.
- Develop and evaluate process design alternatives for Utilities, Ammonia, and Urea systems.
- Contribute to budget planning, cost performance analysis, and equipment lifecycle management.
- Support the development and review of operating procedures while providing technical guidance to operations and maintenance teams.
- Build technical capability through mentoring, training, and collaboration across engineering disciplines.
- Communicate complex technical information clearly and effectively to stakeholders, balancing confidence with sound risk awareness.
What You'll Bring:
- Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering is required
- 5+ years of experience in chemical processing is preferred
- Comprehensive knowledge and practical experience in product/process development, laboratory techniques, pilot plant equipment operations and identification of opportunities for improvements
- Firm foundation in chemistry and mathematics
- Experience/knowledge in the agricultural chemical manufacturing business is preferred, but not required