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The primary objective of this role is to provide Process/Mechanical Engineering support for commissioning advice and startup oversight to facilitate a successful handover of Chart designed facilities that include LNG, LH2, etc.
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As the Commissioning and Startup Engineer , you will provide process/mechanical engineering support for commissioning advice and startup oversight to facilitate a successful handover of our client's designed facilities that include LNG, LH2, etc.
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In-depth understanding of upstream and upstream process development (upstream controllers, tangential flow filtration (TFF) systems, centrifugation, cell lysis and single use technologies). The role will be responsible for leading upstream process development activities, staffing the functional area, and building the infrastructure to enable on-time and within budget execution and completion of future client projects.
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Working with the Process Engineering Team to understand, support and finalise the design of various flowsheet processes to solve water treatment problems for our Customers ensuring alignment with the bid strategy.
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Participates in contractor/vendor selection process with a specific goal of assessing engineering experience, competencies and capability. Supports/Leads technical open book engineering process with contractors during development of major projects and applies value engineering concepts to ensure projects are competitive.
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Engineering planning, analysis, design, estimating, contracting, project management, construction and delivery phases for Commercial Site Development. BS degree in Civil, Environmental, Water Resources, or Engineering.
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5+ years of relevant process engineering experience with in-depth knowledge of mechanical design and commissioning new equipment. Experience in new plant engineering or plant process engineering.
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Minimum Bachelor Degree in Chemical Engineering or Chemistry or relevant Technical Degrees. Develop novel technical engineering programs and technical service offerings. Preferred 2 years experience of plant operation or catalyst technical service in chemical plant.
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Minimum of 10 years relevant maintenance/engineering experience in a process industry such as petrochemical plant, chemical plant, or refinery required. Provide capital investment and expense project ideas based on engineering analysis and feedback from operations and other site personnel.
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Duties include manage and maintain the accounts payable process, accounts receivable process and month end close procedures as well as Tenant communications, work order processes, and tenant handbook generation.
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Working relationship and knowledge of Tenants –pro-active not re-activeWorking knowledge of MRI/Angus Work Order system in order to meet tenant needs, communication with Tenants and interfacing with the Building Engineering team.
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B.S. in Chemical Engineering, Polymer Science, Materials Science, or related field (M.S. or Ph. D. preferred) Proven track record in providing application engineering support to customers in the polyiso roofing industry.
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Supervise and manage project engineering personnel such as discipline engineers in Naval Architecture, Structural Engineering, Cargo & Process Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automation, Instrumentation, and Controls Engineering, Marine Systems Engineering, Coating Systems, Cargo Containment Systems, and key contractors to ensure the efficient implementation of Excelerate Energy’s work scope specifications, standards, customer standards and regulatory standards.
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Apply engineering principles, industry standards, company process, and knowledge of vehicle dynamics, aerodynamics, propulsion, classical/modern control, and estimation theory to perform tasks to advanced program/project goals.
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In-depth understanding of downstream and downstream process development (chromatography and tangential flow filtration (TFF) systems, single use technologies). The role will be responsible for leading downstream process development activities, staffing the functional area, and building the infrastructure to enable on-time and within budget execution and completion of future client projects.
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