Plant Engineer

Weir•Portland, OR

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Weir is a global leader in mining technology, dedicated to a sustainable future by helping customers extract resources more efficiently and sustainably. The company plays a key role in the transition to renewable energy by supporting mines worldwide to optimize resource extraction. This role offers the opportunity to solve real-world challenges, deliver impactful results, learn daily, and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical or Industrial preferred)
5+ years of heavy industry plant engineering and project management experience
Proven experience in heavy fabrication, foundry, or manufacturing engineering environments
Proficiency in 2D and 3D CAD systems
Strong communication skills with a collaborative approach to working across cross-functional teams including maintenance and production managers

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with FEA
Experience in steel foundry or metallurgical lab environments
Additional certifications or training in project management or safety systems
Exposure to environmental compliance and sustainability initiatives
Ability to adapt and support multiple sites if demand arises

Responsibilities

Lead engineering projects from concept through commissioning, collaborating with production, maintenance, and leadership teams to achieve sustainable improvements, reduce risk, and enhance productivity.
Specify, select, install, commission, and decommission plant equipment, systems, infrastructure, and facilities to support operational initiatives and compliance requirements.
Design and implement upgrades to existing equipment and systems to improve safety, reliability, and productivity, ensuring operational stability and minimizing downtime.
Support environmental sustainability initiatives and ensure adherence to environmental regulations within plant operations.
Actively engage on the shop floor to identify issues, provide practical engineering solutions, and support continuous improvement of plant equipment reliability and maintenance.
Demonstrate commitment to zero harm behaviors and contribute to a world-class safety culture.