Process Engineer - 01

Reliable Controls Corporation•Salt Lake City, UT

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Engineer provides engineering support for process engineering and commissioning projects at industrial facilities such as processing plants, gas compression facilities, mining facilities and other related types of projects. This position focuses on developing new industrial processes, engineering, testing, and troubleshooting during the engineering, start-up and commissioning phase of a plant. The Process Engineer carries out tasks outlined in the project’s completion procedure as defined in the Scope of Work. Executes completion activities at project sites and verifies that documentation is completed.

Requirements

Demonstrated commitment to safety.
Technical know-how in process, or: electrical, mechanical and instrumentation as it relates to industrial processes & plants.
Organizational and prioritization skills.
Demonstrated leadership skills and is self-motivated.
Excellent communication skills, both written and oral.
Demonstrated logical problem solving and analytical skills.
Intermediate to advanced computer skills in spreadsheets, word processing, and database software.
Knowledge of engineering principles, practices and procedures.
Ability to analyze and solve complex problems.
Comfortable expressing an independent opinion, resilient to change and recognizes impact of their decision on others.
Will follow instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the function of the job under general supervision.
Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical, Metallurgical, Industrial Engineering or similar engineering field.
0 to 3 years of experience in process engineering.
Must possess a valid driver’s license and have an acceptable driving record.

Nice To Haves

Understanding of PLC ladder logic, digital and sequential logic programming methods, and process related closed-loop control systems (is beneficial but not required).
Knowledge of low voltage power distribution, instrumentation and controls engineering (is beneficial but not required).
Knowledge of automation (PLC / DCS) and electrical system design, diagnosis and operation (is beneficial but not required).
Read and understands electrical schematics and drawings (is beneficial but not required).
Knowledge of the National Electrical Code (is beneficial but not required).
Knowledge of API codes as applied to electrical installations (is beneficial but not required).

Responsibilities

Interpreting design of new and existing processing plants and equipment.
Modifying and optimize existing facilities.
Verify and record key commissioning testing.
Troubleshoot and correct engineering deficiencies on site, relating to electrical, controls, and instrumentation.
Performs troubleshooting and testing of circuit and/or design problems.
Develop and execute work packages, ensuring that the required procedures, check-sheets, and other items of information are assembled properly.
Reviews completed work packages for accuracy.
Addresses engineering issues during commissioning.
Hands on support for commissioning/start-up activities.
Red-lines and updates master drawing sets in the field as required.
Generates Field Change Notices.
Provides engineering support for troubleshooting and testing.
Provides daily progress updates to Commissioning Manager or Project Manager.