Process Engineer, Associate

• Under direct supervision, the Associate Engineer will perform assignments requiring knowledge and application of basic engineering principles and this includes learning chemical processes and what happens in those processes.
• Typically responsible for learning a small process area or a single piece of equipment.
• This position is responsible for learning the operations, metrics, governmental, environmental and contractual requirements of the operation they have been assigned.
• Assists in day-to-day surveillance of operations, running Engineering Applications and conducting simple performance analysis, benchmarking and evaluation.
• Participates in risk assessments, forecasts and plans medium term needs to meet operational requirements, and responds to operational changes and needs in their area or single piece of equipment.
• Participates in the creation of Approval for Expenditure (AFE) and studies to solve recurring operational problems.
• Prepares reports and learns from knowledge management processes.

A Bachelor's degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering is required.

• Under direct supervision, the Associate Engineer will perform assignments requiring knowledge and application of basic engineering principles and this includes learning chemical processes and what happens in those processes.
• Typically responsible for learning a small process area or a single piece of equipment.
• This position is responsible for learning the operations, metrics, governmental, environmental and contractual requirements of the operation they have been assigned.
• Assists in day-to-day surveillance of operations, running Engineering Applications and conducting simple performance analysis, benchmarking and evaluation.
• Participates in risk assessments, forecasts and plans medium term needs to meet operational requirements, and responds to operational changes and needs in their area or single piece of equipment.
• Participates in the creation of Approval for Expenditure (AFE) and studies to solve recurring operational problems.
• Prepares reports and learns from knowledge management processes.

A Bachelor's degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering is required.

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