Director - Process Engineering

Director Of Process Engineering

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You will have the opportunity to oversee a Process Engineering group of approximately 90 team members who primarily work on projects in the Food, Beverage, Beer, Wine, and Spirits industries. Here are a couple of example projects to take a closer look at Haskell:
Gallo Production Facility and Bently Heritage Distillery.

The Director of Process Engineering administers and manages Project Delivery Group or office discipline staff and design processes in respective discipline. The Director of Process Engineering serves as Engineer on assigned projects and works with the Practice Area Leader to develop and implement corporate discipline related goals and initiatives.

Job responsibilities include:

• Application of knowledge of design (conceptual design):
  Ensures execution of the practice's scope of services that meets customer's project requirements.
• Plans, conducts and coordinates all discipline engineering functions based on their review of a project scope of work with focus on design, operation, and material/equipment selection.
• Effectively communicates with other Engineers, Project Managers, Clients and Suppliers.
• Directs mentors to, and follows, engineering project procedures.
• Recommends information for in-house resource centers, libraries, publications, codes, standards, testing equipment and similar materials relating to the discipline.
• Creates presentations and articles on technical topics suitable for publication and training for both internal and external audiences.
• Develops training programs and makes presentations to staff.
• Actively participates in development and maintenance of design standards, technical details, standard specifications, checklists and production procedures for the delivery group discipline.
• Reviews/enforces compliance with standards.
• Maintains state-of-the-art knowledge of new processes and products and stays current with design and construction technology and methods/trends.
• Participates in project strategy meetings, develops design concepts and recommends systems.
• Responsible for the production of well-organized, finished drawings of good appearance, accuracy, clarity and correctness.
• Maintains orderly work files and prepares clear, well written correspondence.
• Complies with state regulations regarding professional registrations.
• Researches and is responsible for discipline design compliance with proposal/client criteria.
• Executes or coordinates with designers for layout.
• Defines and performs and/or checks engineering calculations and analyses.
• Provides technical assistance during design and construction for problem solving when special expertise is needed.
• Responsible for placement of safety symbols on construction documents as necessary for discipline.
• Leads technical review of project technical requirements with team to define work plan.
• Lead discipline project teams in design as required, ensuring accuracy and completeness of construction documents and specifications.
• Develops or verifies utility matrixes, equipment lists, equipment specifications and controls.
• Develops and/or reviews discipline specific drawings, schedules and calculations, and provides guidance and input on documents.
• Signs and seals design documents when assigned as Professional of Record.
• Maintains ethics and professionalism.
• Keeps apprised of new technologies and assists in the incorporation of the new technologies into the A/E practice and discipline design standards.
• Participates in corporate steering committees.
• Assures adherence within the group to the discipline quality plan and procedures.
• Serves as discipline resource in corporate safety programs related to design.
• Establishes procedures for assuring design and…