Commissioning & Startup Engineer (Electrolysis)
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About The Position
At Air Products, our purpose is to bring people together to reimagine what's possible, collaborate and innovate solutions to the world's most significant energy and environmental sustainability challenges. We are seeking a Commissioning and Startup Engineer for either our Houston, TX, or Allentown, PA, global headquarters. This role will provide Commissioning & Startup Leadership support to new plants, retrofit projects, and turnarounds from development to startup, while also supporting asset management and productivity initiatives for all America's Projects through the coordination of activities from the engineers and operations teams stationed at plants. The position will primarily support Hydrogen Electrolysis processes and may also involve other technologies such as Air Separation, HYCO, Helium, Gasification, and Ammonia. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring a safe work environment, maintaining proper documentation for safety-related activities, and leading the commissioning and startup of units as prescribed by Work Instruction Procedures. As a member of the field leadership team, the engineer will plan, manage, and prepare equipment and systems for first-time startup, develop work processes and strategies for field construction and commissioning of rotating equipment, and understand PLC and DCS controls, logic, PID tuning, and advanced control systems. In addition, the engineer will lead and provide commissioning support for new installations, existing plant modifications, ongoing operations, and continuous improvement and maintenance activities for the facilities in the Region. This includes mentoring site operations and engineering teams to manage plant production efficiently, ensuring safety and reliability targets are met, and providing technical sales support to the Equipment Sales & Product Services Team for new installations and modifications. The role requires a strong commitment to safety, health, and local environmental requirements, as well as the ability to represent the Commissioning and Startup Engineering Organization and Air Products in front of stakeholders.
