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OR, a 2-year associate degree in Process Technology WITH a minimum 2 years process operator experience in a petrochemical plant or refinery. OR a high school diploma/GED with a minimum 5 years of process operator experience in a petrochemical plant or refinery.
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5+ years experience in chemical plant or refinery maintenance, engineering projects, mechanical design, project supervision and economic analysis. 5+ years experience in chemical plant or refinery maintenance, engineering projects, mechanical design, project supervision and economic analysis.
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The Process Technician Trainee supports all areas of the Refinery such as Production/Process, Distribution, and Water Treatment. Job Segment: Chemical Research, Gas, Gas Technician, Sustainable Agriculture, Water Treatment, Engineering, Agriculture, Energy.
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WORK ENVIRONMENT: Industrial setting – Refinery, Petro-Chemical, Utilities, Pulp and Paper Mills, etc. WORK ENVIRONMENT: Industrial setting – Refinery, Petro-Chemical, Utilities, Pulp and Paper Mills, etc.
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5 years minimum of industrial maintenance experience working on instrumentation & electrical equipment, and calibration in a chemical, petrochemical, refinery, or plastic plant or 3 years minimum of experience with a technical degree.
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This position is responsible for the structural design of steel and concrete structures related to marine terminals, industrial, bulk material handling, process, petrochemical, refinery and oil & gas facilities.
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Experience in mechanical engineering focused on projects in chemical, petrochemical, or refinery settings. Working closely with the engineering contractor in piping design and plant layout. Experience in mechanical engineering focused on projects in chemical, petrochemical, or refinery settings.
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Our Facility Service Operators perform a variety of duties at refinery and terminal customer locations including connecting/disconnect tanker trucks, rail cars, cargo ships or barges for loading or unloading liquid or bulk cargos and light facility maintenance.
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