Chemical Engineer
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- England,East of England,Suffolk
- Full Time, Permanent
- £48,000 - £53,000 per annum, inc benefits
Job Description:
Full job descriptionChemical Engineer
We are seeking an experienced Chemical Engineer to support the scale-up of innovative chemical processes from laboratory and pilot stages through to full commercial production. This is a hands-on role focused on process design, plant optimisation, operational excellence, and continuous improvement within a growing industrial environment.
Key Responsibilities
*Lead the scale-up and commercialisation of chemical processes.
*Design, develop, and commission chemical processing facilities.
*Optimise plant performance, throughput, and operational efficiency.
*Conduct process design activities, including PFDs, P&IDs and 3D modelling.
*Apply fluid flow, mixing, pumping, and piping expertise to improve plant operations.
*Drive process safety initiatives, hazard assessments, and regulatory compliance.
*Investigate operational issues using root cause analysis and implement sustainable solutions.
*Support process control, automation, and continuous improvement projects.
*Monitor plant performance and use data analysis to identify enhancement opportunities.
*Collaborate closely with R&D, engineering, and operations teams to deliver successful process transfer and scale-up.
About You
*Degree qualified in Chemical Engineering or a related discipline.
*Proven experience in chemical manufacturing, process engineering, or industrial processing environments.
*Strong background in process design, plant commissioning, and operational optimisation.
*Knowledge of fluid dynamics, equipment specification, and process safety management.
*Experienced in developing engineering solutions across complex, interconnected processes.
*Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.
*Passionate about safety, sustainability, and continuous improvement.
Desirable
*Experience within hydrometallurgy or metals processing.
*IOSH, NEBOSH, or similar Health & Safety qualifications.
*Knowledge of environmental compliance and waste management regulations.
This is an excellent opportunity to join an ambitious and expanding business where you’ll play a key role in developing and optimising innovative chemical processing operations. Travel to additional sites may be required as the organisation grows.
We are seeking an experienced Chemical Engineer to support the scale-up of innovative chemical processes from laboratory and pilot stages through to full commercial production. This is a hands-on role focused on process design, plant optimisation, operational excellence, and continuous improvement within a growing industrial environment.
Key Responsibilities
*Lead the scale-up and commercialisation of chemical processes.
*Design, develop, and commission chemical processing facilities.
*Optimise plant performance, throughput, and operational efficiency.
*Conduct process design activities, including PFDs, P&IDs and 3D modelling.
*Apply fluid flow, mixing, pumping, and piping expertise to improve plant operations.
*Drive process safety initiatives, hazard assessments, and regulatory compliance.
*Investigate operational issues using root cause analysis and implement sustainable solutions.
*Support process control, automation, and continuous improvement projects.
*Monitor plant performance and use data analysis to identify enhancement opportunities.
*Collaborate closely with R&D, engineering, and operations teams to deliver successful process transfer and scale-up.
About You
*Degree qualified in Chemical Engineering or a related discipline.
*Proven experience in chemical manufacturing, process engineering, or industrial processing environments.
*Strong background in process design, plant commissioning, and operational optimisation.
*Knowledge of fluid dynamics, equipment specification, and process safety management.
*Experienced in developing engineering solutions across complex, interconnected processes.
*Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.
*Passionate about safety, sustainability, and continuous improvement.
Desirable
*Experience within hydrometallurgy or metals processing.
*IOSH, NEBOSH, or similar Health & Safety qualifications.
*Knowledge of environmental compliance and waste management regulations.
This is an excellent opportunity to join an ambitious and expanding business where you’ll play a key role in developing and optimising innovative chemical processing operations. Travel to additional sites may be required as the organisation grows.
Job number 4036652
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