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Chemical Process/ Production Engineer

All, Manufacturing

Mount Pleasant, SC

Overview

A global chemical manufacturer is expanding its Chemical Process Team and seeking a Process/Production Engineer to support plant unit operations, drive continuous improvement, assist with process and product startups, and ensure adherence to EHS/PSM regulations. This role is based on-site in Mount Pleasant, SC.

What you'll do

  • Provide day-to-day production support for batch and continuous chemical operations, including troubleshooting and problem solving of process and equipment issues
  • Track production yields and perform mass balances
  • Lead process improvement projects
  • Manage continuous improvement efforts in safety, productivity, quality, reliability, and cost
  • Support process downtime and runtime
  • Participate in production and material planning, packaging, shipping, and receiving
  • Participate in PSM initiatives and audits
  • Implement change management processes including MOC, PSSR, P&ID, hazard reviews, SOPs, SPC, and SQC
  • Lead incident investigations and problem-solving sessions covering safety, quality, production, and reliability
  • Assist with training of operations teams

What you'll need

  • BS Chemical Engineering degree
  • 3+ years of experience as a Process/Production Engineer or Leader in PSM/chemical operating plants
  • Preferred experience with Lean/ Six Sigma, Continuous Improvement, PHA, MOC, and P&IDs
  • Familiarity with process unit operations and controls, including reactors, distillation, polymerization, esterification, filtration, dryers, twin-screw extrusion, and heat treatment
  • Able to work in the USA without sponsorship, now or in the future

Why this role

This is an opportunity to join a global chemical company's expanding Chemical Process Team, taking on broad responsibility across plant operations, continuous improvement, process/product startups, and PSM compliance.

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