Senior Process Engineer - COMAH

Radar Recruitment
West Thurrock, Essex, United Kingdom
Today
£65,000 – £75,000 pa

Salary

£65,000 – £75,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Full-time
Work Location
On-site
Seniority
Senior
Education
Degree
Posted
29 Apr 2026 (Today)

Senior Process Engineer | COMAH | West Thurrock

I’m supporting a large, established, market-leading organisation with a strong UK presence and multiple operational sites. This is a business with deep-rooted expertise, long tenure across its workforce, and a new wave of high-calibre talent driving things forward.

It’s a fast-paced, highly innovative environment and they’re now looking to appoint a Senior Process Engineer to play a key role in their next phase of growth.

The Opportunity

This is a genuinely high-impact, senior level position. You won’t just be supporting process engineering activities - you’ll be leading, shaping, and setting the standard for how process engineering is delivered across the business.

The organisation is already strong technically and commercially, but this role has a clear mandate:

* Bring structure, consistency, and process engineering excellence

Some of the key responsibilities will include:

* Leading the development and standardisation of process engineering practices across multiple sites

* Owning and elevating process documentation, ensuring P&IDs and core engineering data are accurate, controlled, and fit for scale

* Acting as the technical authority for process engineering decisions

* Driving improvements that allow the business to scale operations, increase capacity, and operate more efficiently

This is about moving from good engineering… to best-in-class engineering.

The successful candidate for the Senior Process Engineer will have the following background:

* Chartered Engineer (CEng) is essential and a relevant Degree Qualification.

* Strong experience within COMAH / high-hazard process environments

* Background spanning process design, plant support / troubleshooting & project delivery.

* Deep understanding of PFDs / P&IDs (and how to manage them properly at scale) as well as process safety (HAZOP, LOPA, MOC)

* Someone comfortable leading from the front - setting direction, influencing stakeholders, and embedding change across multiple sites

Why This Role?

This isn’t a “steady-state” role. The business is ambitious, growing, and already performing well - but they recognise the need for stronger process engineering leadership and governance to unlock the next level.

In this role, you will:

* Shape how process engineering is done across the organisation

* Create a framework and standard that others follow

* Leave a lasting impact on safety, efficiency, and scalability

If you’re a senior-level Process Engineer who wants to step into a role where you can genuinely lead, influence, and build something, this is well worth a conversation!

A full job description and person specification can be provided upon application.

Keywords: Senior Process Engineer, Head of Process Engineering, Process Engineering Manager, Lead Process Engineer, Process Engineer, COMAH

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