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Principal Process Engineer – Contract – Remote / Hybrid

Location: West Wales / Hybrid Remote

This is an excellent opportunity to join a leading engineering business during a period of continued growth as they support the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical and Renewable Energy sectors. Our client can accomodate 1 week working in West Wales / 1 week working remotely.

This role is deemed outside IR35.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Responsible for developing feasibility studies and FEED deliverables for downstream projects.

  • Develop the scope of work / basis of design for studies and projects.

  • Development and checking of process calculations.

  • Preparation and checking of process deliverables – PFDs, P&IDs, datasheets, specifications, process descriptions, philosophies and narratives.

  • Supporting safety related calculations reviews – What If, Hazop SIL Assessment, etc.

  • Utilise process simulation software as required for the development of process deliverables.

  • Attend in-house and site-based meetings / reviews with clients.

  • Undertake short and long-term business travel in support of studies, projects and consultancy.

    Key Skills & Knowledge

  • Degree in Chemical Engineering essential, chartered status desired but not essential.

  • Must have experience developing feasibility studies and FEED deliverables for downstream projects.

  • Previously worked on design projects in the Oil & Gas, Petrochem, or Renewable Energy industries.

  • Experience in relevant design standards and protocols.

  • Previous site experience in conjunction with a design background beneficial.

    Benefits

    This role is deemed outside IR35

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