Instrumentation Engineer

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Koch Fertilizer Enid, LLC is the largest Nitrogen Fertilizer Plant within Koch, and one of the largest in all North America. We are seeking an Instrument Engineer to join our Turnaround team. This is an outstanding opportunity to be part of our growing organization, facility, and support structure. Success in this role offers the opportunity for career advancement within all of Koch.

This Engineer will support the plant's team with a specific focus on delivery of Turnaround's, Outage's, and Micro Capital project's objectives to deliver superior value to the site. During Turnaround activities you will work on small Turnaround projects, providing definition to incomplete or challenging work order scopes, and planning normal Turnaround work orders. For all projects you manage, you will work the projects from scoping through commissioning.

You will work closely with the site's Operations groups on small projects on a day-to-day basis during time periods when Turnaround activities are lower priority.

This role works a 9/80 schedule and travel will be up to 20% of the time.

• Develop small project scopes of work, estimates and funding requests with a focus on instrument and electrical equipment (Turnaround and normal maintenance)
• Utilize economic decision making and marginal analysis to evaluate project alternatives, equipment vendors, design, and construction issues
• Plan and coordinate activities that will deliver projects as defined in the Scope of Work and Project Justification/Objectives. This includes design, construction/installation, commissioning, start-up, and documentation activities
• Develop and plan TA work orders which require minor engineering which is beyond the typical capability of TA Planners
• Provide planning and engineering solutions for "found work" during Turnarounds
• Learn and work with advanced computer applications (Microsoft Project, Access databases, Primavera, Maximo work planning and scheduling tools)
• Learn and have a working knowledge of Quality Control codes and standards

• A Bachelor's Degree or higher in Engineering (for example: Chemical, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering)
• 2+ years of experience in the instrumentation or electrical field in an industrial setting

• Construction experience
• Instrumentation experience
• Project Management experience or certification
• Experience in cost estimating, cost management and forecasting
• Experience in a refinery or chemical facility

This role is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship.

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