Process Engineer

Risktec Solutions
Thornaby
6 days ago
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Overview

As part of the TUV family Risktec Resourcing have been tasked to assist our sister company TUV Rheinland Industrial Services (TRIS) in recruiting for a Process Engineer based in our Teesside office.

Responsibilities
  • Supporting process engineering projects, ranging from small‑scale calculations to large scale FEED and Detailed Design projects.
  • Authoring and checking process engineering deliverables, ensuring they comply with recognized industry and internal engineering standards.
  • Mentoring Graduate Engineers.
  • Working with commercial personnel to create and submit proposals with accurate manhour estimates.
  • Interacting with customers to ensure TUV delivers a solution on time and to high quality.
  • Contributing to the development of TUV's portfolio of offerings, specifically targeting the Energy Transition and Net Zero.
  • Collaborating with colleagues across TUV and sharing best practices across projects and disciplines.
  • Delivering training courses to external clients (e.g. Pressure Relief).
Qualifications
  • Degree qualified Process Engineer.
  • 3+ years of experience.
  • Actively working towards chartership with the IChemE.
  • Appreciation of overpressure protective systems (e.g. pressure relief valves and bursting discs).
  • Good working understanding of process design, such as hydraulic sizing and P&ID development.
  • Appreciation of HAZOP and LOPA methodologies.
Desirable
  • Professional consulting experience (or similar relevant experience advising and delivering technical solutions to customers).
  • Operational and design experience.
  • Experience of working on an operating site.
  • Experience of using PEL and CAPRE for process engineering calculations (TRIS/TUV proprietary software).
  • Process simulation experience, namely Aspen Suite Software (e.g. HYSYS and Aspen+).
  • Energy Transition and Net Zero experience (CCUS, hydrogen, fuel switching, etc.).
  • Good knowledge of the Teesside chemical cluster.
Other
  • Full clean driving license.
  • Willing to travel in the UK and abroad.
  • Good IT proficiency in Microsoft Office suite.
What we offer
  • Hybrid work model and flexible working hours.
  • Annual bonus subject to company and individual performance.
  • A package of benefits: Group life insurance, workplace pension scheme, employee discounts, Salary sacrifice options.
  • Well-being support.
  • Work in a friendly, diverse and high-qualified team with a positive and cooperative working atmosphere.
  • Real development opportunities.
  • Employee referral program.


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