Senior Process Engineer

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My Client is recruiting for a Senior Process Engineer in the Water sector

My Client is currently looking for a Senior Process Engineer to join their Wastewater Process Engineering Team based in Brighton.
Working as part of a dynamic and multiskilled team, you will be responsible for providing technical support in producing design deliverables on wastewater treatment projects and supporting site operations.

You will be responsible in producing process calculations, control philosophies, process flow diagrams, process and performance specifications, P&IDs, compliance and commissioning plans. You will be responsible for leading innovative process solutions which contribute in TOTEX efficiencies.

As part of site operations support, you will be providing expertise in improving site performances, support commissioning activities, implement optimisation measures and troubleshooting wastewater treatment plants.

You will have a demonstrable track record and experience in delivering wastewater treatment process design with good understanding of operations, optimisation and commissioning. You will be responsible for mentoring junior process engineers. You will have a good understanding of developments in the industry and innovation.
You will have proven skills in analysing data to evaluate the performance of existing assets and develop process solutions.

Experience and Qualifications:

MEng/BEng/BSc in Chemical Engineering or equivalent.
Ideally you will be a Chartered member of a relevant professional institution
You will need to have a proven and demonstrable experience in delivering wastewater projects and site operation support for UK Water Companies.
Significant water industry / consultancy experience

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