FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Process Engineer?
The primary responsibility of the Process Engineer is to process data compilations and generate reports for a petroleum pilot plant, while also assisting with product blends, conducting experiments, and maintaining equipment.
What educational background is required for this position?
A Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Petroleum, or Mechanical Engineering is required for this position.
Is experience in specific software programs necessary?
Yes, familiarity with Autocad, Autoplant, Solidworks, Visio, and MS Office is preferred.
Will the Process Engineer be involved in lab scale experiments?
Yes, the Process Engineer will support projects by executing chemical and petroleum lab scale experiments.
What type of work environment can the Process Engineer expect?
The work environment involves operating a chemical pilot plant, which includes troubleshooting, equipment installation, maintenance, safety procedures, and hands-on operation of various systems.
Are there any specific skills required for this position?
Required skills include chemical engineering, chemical manufacturing, thermodynamics, simulation, and Excel proficiency, as well as mechanical aptitude.
Is shift work required for this position?
Yes, shift work is required, and candidates must be flexible with their schedules.
What kind of hands-on work can the Process Engineer expect to do?
The Process Engineer will be involved in building process systems, preparing samples, and cleanup of the plant, working with pumps, heat trace, high-temperature oils, drum heaters, and chemicals.
Can entry-level candidates apply for this position?
Yes, this position is open to entry-level candidates.
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