Process Engineer

Process Engineer

Contract Duration/Type: Permanent

Location: Kilkenny

Hybrid/Onsite: Hybrid

Working Pattern (Time/Hours): Monday-Friday, 8:30am to 17:30pm

Overview of the role:

The Process Engineer will work across multiple teams such as M&E, Design, Clients and Consultants

Day to day of the role:

• Working across water and wastewater systems
• Act as Veolia process expertise and client liaison for water and wastewater treatment processes
• Provide process support and troubleshooting expertise to clients as required
• Identify, evaluate and apply new technologies and solutions where applicable in the identification of opportunities and to provide differentiation in the marketplace. This will involve review of and familiarisation with internal Veolia products and the wider industry
• Carry out concept designs and evaluation of different treatment processes
• Complete detailed process design on live projects as necessary
• Provide process support to Veolia operational sites in the identification and implementation of operational efficiency projects
• Work within the overall design team incorporating process, mechanical, electrical, automation and civil disciplines
• Managing relationships with external suppliers and clients
• Conducting site surveys
• Compliance to all site Environmental, Health and Safety requirements training

Required skills for this role:

• 3rd level degree in Process or Environmental Engineering or equivalent appropriate qualification
• 3+ years' experience within a similar role
• Broad knowledge and understanding of water and wastewater treatment processes
• Ability to carry out process design and sizing of process elements
• Demonstrated capability with mathematical tools
• Experience working in a collaborative team environment
• Communication skills

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