Fixed Reliability Engineer
The Fixed Equipment Reliability Engineer serves as the plants subject matter expert concerning fixed equipment (tanks, vessels, piping, etc) and supports the manufacturing assets with any related inspections, repairs, and improvement projects.
Accountability
Meet all SHE objectives and comply with all governmental laws and policies for a manufacturing site.
Most important activities:

• Ensuring compliance with SHE (Health, Safety, Security, and Environment) standards and expectations set through the INEOS Life Saving Rules and 20 Safety Principles.
• Development/implementation and monitoring of a comprehensive inspection & integrity program that is compliant to all governmental regulations and internal company policies.
• Delivering against front-end Asset Integrity KPIs and suggesting interventions for measurable improvements where required.
• Adhere to the SHE management system established for the site including participation in reporting, incident investigations, sharing of lessons learned, corrective action tracking and personnel training in support of Incident Management System.

Accountability 2:
Maintaining the systems and procedures for mechanical integrity of assets and protective systems
Most important activities:

• Adherence to API, ASME, ANSI, and industry practices.
• Working knowledge of industry standards and emerging trends.
• Audit compliance with PSM & MI standard and take corrective actions as necessary.
• Maintain asset condition per INEOS Asset Care guidelines.
• Holds responsibility as Fixed Equipment Technical Expert
• Coordinate with manufacturing assets to develop long term reliability plans for fixed equipment that are aligned with the site strategy.
• Maintain site’s procedures and standards for fixed equipment
• Primary source of higher-level technical guidance and design assurance for fixed equipment related projects.
• Support the development of maintenance repair procedures/practices related to fixed equipment and that the procedures are revised as required.
• Monitor fixed equipment performance and operation; identify opportunities for improvement and incorporate into long term reliability plans.
• Assist the Asset Care team with technical support for routine fixed equipment maintenance work as needed.
• Lead or assist the Asset Care team with root cause failure analysis for fixed equipment failures as needed.
• Assist the Asset Care team and Inspection with Turnaround (TAR) support for fixed equipment as needed.
• Work with Asset Care team to devise strategic implementation of reliability plans.
• Provide technical support for emergency/after-hours work that requires troubleshooting and scope definition as needed.
• Identify cost savings opportunities for fixed equipment that supports the site’s goals.
• Provide mechanical design review on the Front-End Loading stages of fixed equipment capital expenditure projects to ensure that final product meets the site’s standards.
• Identify turnaround scope and review TAR job plans for fixed equipment.
• Provide input on critical fixed equipment inspection plans and procedures.

Education & Knowledge

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical or chemical engineering, or equivalent.
• 5+ years of experience as a support engineer or reliability engineer of a manufacturing plant or equivalent.

Experience & Technical Skills:

• Thorough knowledge and understanding of environmental safety and health policies, procedures, guidelines, and regulations.
• Working knowledge of the applicable compliance and engineering standards, such as API, ASME, ASTM, ASNT, PIP, API, OSHA, EPA, and other RAGAGEP’s;
• Demonstrated results in applying preventive and predictive maintenance technologies and methodologies to improve the reliability and predictability of fixed equipment;
• Working knowledge of SAP plant maintenance module.

Competencies & Behavioral Skills

• Relentlessly pursue and leverage market insights to guide strategies and make superior choices
• Make courageous decisions to innovate and accelerate value creation
• Optimistically focus on continual growth - pursuing superior outcomes for business & customer success
• Have a bias for action, prioritizing issues and making sound decisions - appropriately accounting for uncertainty and risk
• Adapt to changing market and customer opportunities quickly to deliver results in the most effective way

Process Engineer – France
Our client, a leader in renewable energy innovation, is looking for an experienced Process Engineer to support ongoing projects in areas such as carbon capture, bio-LNG, and hydrogen (H2) separation. Based in Paris, this role offers a unique opportunity to work on pioneering solutions that are shaping the future of clean energy.
Areas of Responsibility and Tasks

Technical Oversight: Provide detailed design and document reviews and assist in equipment and vendor selection.
Safety and Compliance: Participate in regulatory and safety assessments, including HAZID, HAZOP, and QRA processes.
Project Development: Contribute technical expertise to carbon capture, bio-LNG, and H2 separation projects.
Coordination and Control: Oversee integration between work packages to ensure alignment across all technical units.
Project Execution: Produce and monitor work packages, coordinate factory inspections, and commissioning processes, and oversee FAT, SAT, and performance testing.
Operations Support: Assist in data collection and analysis to improve facility performance and enable early fault detection.
Maintenance Collaboration: Work closely with suppliers and operators to establish a comprehensive maintenance schedule.

Qualifications

Engineering degree, with a focus on Chemical, Mechanical, or Process Engineering.
Substantial experience in process engineering, ideally within carbon capture, bio-LNG, or hydrogen sectors.
Strong knowledge of HAZID, HAZOP, and QRA.
Detail-oriented with excellent analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
Proficient in both written and verbal communication.

Benefits

Flexible work options and an engaging, collaborative work environment.
Comprehensive benefits package.
The opportunity to contribute to transformative projects in clean energy.

Senior Process Engineer
Our client is developing one of Norway’s first large-scale hydrogen facilities, supported as part of a national initiative to establish maritime hydrogen hubs. With construction set to begin in 2024, the initial phase is expected to be operational by 2026. A future phase is planned to expand capacity further. The primary goal of this facility is to supply green hydrogen as a renewable fuel for maritime activities along Norway’s coast and in nearby waters. Our client is also advancing several other hydrogen projects in Norway and across Europe.
They are seeking a Senior Process Engineer to join their team. This role will involve supporting innovative green hydrogen projects and driving technical oversight, compliance, and on-site coordination across key phases of project development and operations.
Areas of Responsibility and Tasks

Technical Oversight: Conduct design and document reviews; support in the selection of equipment and suppliers.
Safety and Compliance: Participate in HAZID, HAZOP, QRA, and other essential regulatory assessments to ensure project compliance.
Project Development: Contribute to the development and expansion of hydrogen facilities, supporting new phases of key projects.
Coordination and Control: Oversee integration across work packages, including electrolysers, compressors, storage, and heat recovery systems.
Project Execution: Manage work package production, progress tracking, and perform factory inspections, cold and hot commissioning, FAT, SAT, and performance testing.
On-site Management: Supervise on-site installation and ensure project milestones are met according to quality and compliance standards.
Operations and Analysis: Support facility operations through data analysis to improve performance and enable early fault detection.
Maintenance Coordination: Collaborate with suppliers and facility operators to develop and maintain an effective maintenance schedule.

Qualifications

Chemical, Mechanical or Related Engineering Degree.
Proven experience in process engineering, ideally within hydrogen, syngas or renewable energy projects.
Strong understanding of HAZID, HAZOP, and QRA processes.
Detail-oriented with solid analytical and problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Benefits

Flexible working arrangements and the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge energy solutions.
Comprehensive benefits package, including pension and insurance plans.
Participation in a dynamic team with the chance to shape the future of renewable energy solutions.

Our client is developing one of Norway’s first large-scale hydrogen facilities, supported as part of a national initiative to establish maritime hydrogen hubs. With construction set to begin in 2024, the initial phase is expected to be operational by 2026. A future phase is planned to expand capacity further. The primary goal of this facility is to supply green hydrogen as a renewable fuel for maritime activities along Norway’s coast and in nearby waters. Our client is also advancing several other hydrogen projects in Norway and across Europe.
They are now looking for a Project Engineer to join the project team and contribute to the successful delivery of this pioneering venture. This role involves working on the engineering and technical aspects of hydrogen plant design, construction, and operation.
Areas of Responsibility and Tasks

Preparing, scheduling, coordinating and monitoring assigned tasks within the project.
Validate design, technical solutions.
Prepare AFE.
Ensure required permitting to deliver the project is in place.
Prepare tendering documents and run clarifications with all suppliers and partners.
Negotiate contracts and prepare purchase orders.
Organize supervision during the building phase.
Manage FAT/SAT.
Manage commissioning and startup.
Prepare all related documentation pertaining to the site.
Perform all cost control related to the project.
Hand over the installation to the exploitation and maintenance team.
Develop and execute project plans, including scope, timeline, budget, and resource allocation.
Monitor and report on project progress, identifying and addressing potential issues or delays.
Work closely with clients and stakeholders to understand project requirements and expectations.
Prepare and present project status reports.

Qualifications

Engineering Degree.
Proven experience as a Project Engineer in the relevant field, with a successful track record of delivering projects on time, within budget and the level of performance required.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to review technical documents and design notes.
Detail-oriented with strong organizational and problem-solving abilities.

JOB OBJECTIVE The Construction Superintendent ensures the quality and integrity of each project, delivering on schedule and within budget. Utilizing construction management procedures and experience, this role provides continuity and consistency in construction management, ensuring quality assurance and reliable control. The superintendent oversees all aspects of field construction for electrical, instrument, and control disciplines, including cable pulling, equipment installation, cable termination and testing, instrument calibration, and modifications to equipment. The role involves actively managing contractors through the mechanical completion phase of the project.
 
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsible for construction and contractor-related deliverables.
Manage and execute assigned construction projects in accordance with contract requirements and company policies.
Ensure work is executed per quality standards and project requirements.
Manage and control project costs and schedules for assigned disciplines.
Oversee installation, commissioning, and completion activities.
Monitor work progress and report against the plan.
Define and communicate safety, quality, and environmental responsibilities to contractor personnel.
Ensure appropriate training for all contractor personnel in safe and legal work practices.
Ensure contractors implement safety, quality, and environmental processes in their areas, including risk identification and control.
Coordinate supply and delivery of equipment and other project-specific requirements per contract specifications.
Understand and manage the industrial relations environment at the site.
Collaborate with engineering during design phases to enhance constructability.

WORKING RELATIONSHIPS Internal: Contractors/Subcontractors, Construction Management, Field Personnel, HSEQ, Project Controls, Project Management External: Interact with clients regarding installation preparations
 
LEVEL OF INFLUENCE & DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY

Coordinates and supervises the operational delivery of a small to moderate-sized team of contractor site personnel.

 
PERSON SPECIFICATION Qualifications:

Typically, a minimum qualification at ISCED Level 5 (technical diploma/apprenticeship) or equivalent combination of qualifications and experience.
VCA VOL qualified in occupational Safety, Health, and Environment management.

 
Knowledge, Skills, and Experience:

Relevant field construction experience, typically 5 years post-qualification in a related industry.

 
Personal Attributes:

Well-organized, observant, with strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Good judgment and leadership qualities.
Ability to work with timelines and targets.
Assertive and capable of driving cultural change as needed.
Excellent organizational, communication, and team-building skills.
Embodies company values and behaviors.

Our client is looking for an E&I Field Supervisor to support a large-scale sustainable project in Antwerp, where they are acting as the EPC contractor. This role requires a strong technical background in Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) field supervision, specifically for installation oversight and technical issue resolution.
Key Responsibilities
The E&I Field Supervisor will be responsible for:

TOS Definition and Preparation: Lead the development and readiness of Technical Operating Standards.
QA/QC Documentation: Collect, verify, and validate quality assurance and control forms.
As-Built Documentation: Ensure the accuracy of red-marked drawings for as-built preparation.
Cable Testing: Conduct megger tests on cables and manage associated QA/QC documentation.
Loop Testing and Troubleshooting: Provide assistance during loop testing, resolving any issues that may arise.
Punch List Management: Develop and resolve punch lists, ensuring completion to standard.
Technical Issue Resolution: Address and resolve any technical challenges during migration execution, including:

Discrepancies in installations such as cable layouts or wiring terminations that differ from engineering drawings.
Technical issues encountered during loop checking activities.
Adjustments to PLC hardware and modifications to PLC programming to meet project needs.



Requirements

Demonstrated experience in E&I field supervision within large-scale industrial projects.
Strong understanding of QA/QC processes, with attention to technical detail.
Proficiency in E&I installation, testing, and troubleshooting, with knowledge of PLC systems.
Effective problem-solving skills for on-site technical challenges.

Our client, who are an International Chemicals and Energy Operator, are recruiting for a Mechanical Integrity Specialist, to join their facility in Lima, Ohio. The role will be based onsite full time.
The Mechanical Integrity Specialist is responsible for maintaining the integrity of fixed equipment, utilizing expertise in mechanical engineering and standards related to process safety management (PSM), and collaborating with inspection teams.
A Total Quality Management System should be integrated into all job activities, and all tasks should be executed in a safe and efficient manner, aligned with company safety principles and practices.
 
Responsibilities and Accountabilities:

Upholding and promoting company Safety and Environmental policies and procedures.
Collaborating with support organizations and other locations to share and implement best practices.
Working closely with operations and maintenance personnel to improve unit reliability.
Participating in unit design reviews, management of change processes, HAZOPs, and root cause failure analyses when required.
Actively contributing to plant turnarounds.
Reviewing and evaluating mechanical design drawings and specifications.
Assessing equipment fitness for service and recommending repair options.
Reviewing contracts for design and construction management on engineering projects.
Managing engineering projects, including overseeing issues, budgets, and schedules.
Ensuring drawings and equipment conform to relevant standards and specifications.
Supervising third-party contractors.
Preparing engineering analyses for projects, including preliminary design, calculations, life cycle cost assessments, and equipment selection.
Taking responsibility for the mechanical integrity of fixed equipment and piping, recommending new designs and improvements for existing plant equipment, troubleshooting problems, and proposing solutions.
Demonstrating advanced expertise in mechanical integrity and design engineering, contributing innovative solutions to complex technical issues.
Providing technical input into procurement strategies for piping and equipment, working with Procurement on related commercial matters, including qualification of equipment fabricators.
Offering input on equipment standards to enhance mechanical integrity, reliability, and competitive advantage.

Skills & Knowledge Required:
Education/Experience:

Minimum BS in Mechanical Engineering.
5+ years of experience in petrochemical or chemical facilities in a mechanical integrity role.

Skills/Competencies:

Expertise in PSM Mechanical Integrity.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.
Strong organizational skills.
Proficiency in API standards, welding, and heat-treating procedures.
Proficient in MS Office, particularly Excel, Word, and Outlook.
Team-oriented with excellent interpersonal skills, able to collaborate with both external vendors and employees at all levels.

My client, who are an International Manufacturer, working across the largest projects in Europe, are recruiting for a Mechanical QS on a contract basis. Rates negotiable. This will be to join my client’s decarbonization project in Antwerp/Luxembourg.
Your role Joining an ambitious and dynamic project, you will be part of the Program Controls & Governance team as a Quantity Surveyor / Evaluator (of work done). As a Quantity Surveyor, you will act as a business partner to the project team and play a crucial role in managing project delivery and monitoring work packages. Your role will involve ensuring adherence to budgets, providing timely, reliable, and quality analysis. You'll need exceptional commercial acumen, negotiation skills, and a strong understanding of project management principles to drive the financial success of the project.
Main tasks

Develop price/forecasts for the cost of different project components and assess project feasibility.
Track changes in design and construction work packages, adjusting budget projections accordingly.
Calculate material quantities, labor costs, and project timeframes for work packages.
Measure and value the work completed on project work packages. Analyze and recommend actions on agreed project KPIs (e.g., Value of Work Done, Earned Value Management, Schedule Performance Index, Cost Performance Index).
Prepare accurate and timely cost reports, including estimates, forecasts, and cost performance analysis for management.
Collaborate with EPCM to monitor subcontractors, construction progress, and material needs, and prepare labor and supplier accounts for payment.
Work closely with contractors and EPCM/PMC to ensure that the forecast to complete aligns with plans and schedules. Highlight and address variances with stakeholders in a timely manner.
Collaborate with internal teams to update and build a reliable forecast for project costs.
Analyze project budgets, actuals, forecast to complete, and variances to identify potential risks and opportunities for cost savings.
Monitor project progress and track actual costs versus budget, recommending corrective actions where necessary.
Conduct control meetings to guide teams on progress, cost management, and budget planning, addressing any concerns.
Ensure compliance with company policies, procedures, and financial regulations.

What we’re looking for

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction, or Business Administration. A relevant professional certification (e.g., PMI) is a plus.
5-10 years of Quantity Surveyor experience on complex, multi-million projects.
Strong knowledge of project management principles, cost control methodologies, and financial analysis techniques.
Ability to see the big picture and take a hands-on approach when needed.
Proficiency in ERP/IT tools (SAP, BW, Power BI), with advanced Excel skills.
Demonstrated commercial acumen, negotiation skills, and a detail-oriented mindset, with a commitment to delivering accurate, timely results.
Ability to handle multiple tasks, prioritize effectively, and work under pressure to meet deadlines.
Strong communication skills, with the ability to present complex data clearly and concisely.
Problem-solving skills with the ability to identify cost-saving opportunities.
Knowledge of relevant regulations and compliance standards.
Proactive, self-motivated, and able to work independently and as part of a team.

It’s a plus if you also have the following

Experience with EPCM and PMC interface.
Experience in large-scale project environments.

Location: Mallorca, Spain
Role Mission
Our client’s mission is to decarbonise the transportation industry by developing sustainable, low-carbon fuels. Over the past 10 years, they have patented technologies to produce road, marine, and aviation fuels from waste materials. Their project in Mallorca will be their first commercial plant, producing 12.6 million litres of fuel and saving 10,000 tons of CO2 annually by 2025. They are backed by leading international VCs and impact funds and are collaborating with innovative global corporates.
As Project Manager, you will lead and guide the daily operations and planning of their first commercial project plant over the next 18 to 24 months, laying the foundation for decarbonising the transportation industry. You will collaborate across various departments such as Business, Operations, R&D, and Engineering. While not a technical role, a technical background is highly valued.
Key Responsibilities

Manage infrastructure and logistics projects at our demonstration plant and field locations from start to finish.
Develop project schedules, manage contractors, vendors, and third parties, and maintain alignment among stakeholders.
Oversee technical commercial projects through stages such as Planning, Detailed Design, Tendering, Construction/Implementation, and Post-Construction.
Contribute to the improvement of our pilot plant in Mallorca, Spain.
Enhance organizational processes and best practices.

Degree and Knowledge

Engineering background.
Strong mathematical and budgeting skills.
Knowledge of renewable energy concepts, sustainability, oil, and gas trends is a major plus.
Technical aptitude or enthusiasm to learn concepts related to mechanical, chemical, and process engineering, construction processes, and fuel-producing operations.
Familiarity with project management programs for budgeting and time scheduling.
Master's degree or higher preferred.

Professional Experience

5-10 years of experience in the design, implementation, and project management of process-oriented systems such as catalytic processes, oil refining, carbon capture, or similar fields.
Proven track record of managing complex industrial projects to completion.
Experience with European Union-funded projects is advantageous.

Our client are recruiting for a Safety and Compliance Engineer to join their team in Poland.
Location: Miszewo, Poland
Overview: We are looking for a Safety & Compliance Engineer to join our team at a leading multinational company within the chemical and composites industry. This position is essential for driving safety, health, and environmental (SHE) initiatives across our operations in Poland. The role offers an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact by ensuring the highest safety standards are met while fostering a culture of continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities:

Ensure personnel and contractors receive appropriate SHE training, maintain training records, and ensure compliance with deadlines.
Lead the implementation of key safety programs such as the 20 Principles (Process & Behaviour Safety), Life Saving Rules, and company-wide SHE policies.
Drive the Behavioural Based Safety (BBS) program to encourage participation and minimize risks.
Manage the incident reporting system and follow up on corrective actions for SHE-related issues.
Participate in Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for all SHE incidents and drive preventative measures.
Supervise and maintain the plant's emergency plans, ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
Monitor the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and safety equipment on-site.
Oversee contractor activities, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards.
Manage the plant’s environmental programs, including waste management and regulatory compliance.

Qualifications:

Engineering Degree (Chemical, Environmental, or Production Process preferred).
Experience in a similar SHE-focused role within a multinational environment.
OHS certification and in-depth knowledge of safety regulations.
Fluent in both Polish and English.
Strong understanding of production processes.

Preferred Skills:

Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Practical thinking with the ability to implement change management strategies.
Excellent communication and leadership skills to drive safety programs across the plant.