Study Engineer

Job Details

Title:

Study Engineer

Hours:

37.5 per week

Location:

Grangemouth HQ

Salary:
Dependent on skills, qualifications and experience

Contract type: PAYE Agency 6-month initial contract

• Lead multi-disciplinary engineering studies to develop practical, value-adding options for the asset.
• Deliver studies to agreed cost, schedule, and quality targets, taking corrective action where required.
• Define and agree study scope, objectives, and priorities with stakeholders, including leading kick-off and business prioritisation sessions.
• Coordinate internal teams and external contractors to develop designs and obtain cost estimates for options.
• Identify and deliver key outputs required to enable robust option selection.
• Ensure safety and environmental requirements are considered throughout option development and selection.
• Produce high-quality study reports with clear recommendations to support business investment decisions.
• Prepare sanction documentation (e.g. Sanction Summary Requests) for study and early project phases.
• Support risk management processes by identifying, assessing, and reviewing safety and engineering risks.

• Chartered Chemical, Electrical or Mechanical Engineer (or working towards this), with demonstrable relevant industry experience.
• Strong understanding of plant modification processes and associated documentation systems.
• Sound knowledge of process safety principles and their practical application.
• Experience supporting HAZOPs, investigations, and SIL assessments.
• Familiar with stage-gate project processes (e.g. CVP) and relevant engineering standards.
• Proven history in delivering engineering studies from initial scoping through to recommendation.
• Good understanding of hydrocarbon and/or utilities assets.

As an equal opportunity employer, we encourage diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We encourage applicants from all protected characteristics and commit to providing any reasonable adjustments required during application, assessment and on-boarding stages.