Senior Process Engineer

Basingstoke
8 months ago
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Our client, a leading player in the energy sector, is currently seeking a Senior Process Engineer to join their team in Basingstoke. Our client operates within the dynamic environment of energy transition, tackling projects that span traditional oil & gas and advanced renewable energy solutions. This is an excellent opportunity to develop skills and capabilities in new technologies, contributing to a 'net zero' future.

Key Responsibilities:

Provide support to the Lead Process Engineer in executing projects.
Act as a discipline representative in HAZIDs, HAZOPs, design reviews, and other relevant meetings.
Serve as unit lead engineer on process units where applicable.
Take responsibility for checking and approving process calculations in accordance with internal procedures.
Supervise technical activities of others to ensure work meets required technical standards.
Develop detailed calculations to inform design decisions and ensure their accuracy.
Prepare Process Flow Diagrams, Equipment specifications, Process Descriptions, and P&IDs for review and approval.
Coordinate and expedite discipline and multidiscipline interfaces for areas of responsibility.
Design oil and gas process systems and equipment.
Support the development of internal tools.
Ensure a high standard of safety and adherence to Environmental and Quality Assurance processes.

Job Requirements:

Essential:

P&ID Development
Preparation of Process Instrument Datasheets
Flare and relief load calculations
Equipment and PSV sizing
Checking of Process deliverables
Excellent written and spoken English language skills
Desirable:

Experience in Brownfield Process Verification & Debottlenecking Studies
Ability to lead a small team
Experience on similar debottlenecking projects
Proficiency in HYSYS software
Qualifications:
Masters level degree in Chemical Engineering, with Chartered Engineer status preferred.

Benefits:

Located in Basingstoke with ample free parking and easy access to the mainline railway station.
Opportunity to work on challenging and dynamic projects within the energy sector.
SmartWorking policy allowing up to 12 working days/month from home or a secure location.
Supportive and integrated working environment.
If you are an experienced Process Engineer looking for a new opportunity to further develop your career in the energy sector, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's talented team in Basingstoke

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