Process Engineer Opportunity - Chemicals - Utrecht

Utrecht  ‐ Onsite
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Description

I am currently looking for a Process Engineer with to work on a live chemical plant in Utrecht, Netherlands. The client has an immediate need for a process engineer to join them and deliver smaller plant modification projects.

Process Engineer Specification:

START: ASAP

LOCATION: Utrecht, Netherlands

DURATION: 12 Month Contract, likely to extend.

RATES: Good Market Rates

Essential Skills:

Process Engineering experience (5+ years).

Minimum bachelors' degree in Chemical Engineering of related discipline.

Experience with Basis of Design (BOD), P&IDs, PFDS.

Experience working within a live plant environment (turnaround/shut downs).

Dutch speaking is highly beneficial, as you will be required to go on site and communicate with operations staff.

Experience working in a COMAH or high hazard environment.

Beneficial Skills:

Dutch Speaking.

Project Management experience.

Solids/Powder handling plant experience.

The client works on the production of catalysts. This role requires a Process Engineer who can work on the first stages of plant modification projects including BOD documents, P&IDs, PFDs.

The client has an immediate requirement and will be able to interview this week.

Please send all CV's in Word format as application. I can be reached on the phone with all candidate queries.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Ryan

g2 Recruitment are committed to equality of opportunity for all applications from individuals are encouraged regardless of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief and marriage and civil partnerships or any other characteristic protected by law.

Start date
ASAP
Duration
12 months
From
G2 Recruitment Solutions
Published at
17.10.2019
Project ID:
1836601
Contract type
Freelance
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