Process Project Engineering

Responsibilities

• Work as part of the engineering team executing industrial projects in the field of industrial furnaces for the steel industry.
• Provide technical support and problem resolution as needed.
• Review contract specifications and develop project plan from engineering through installation, complying with required standards, including timelines, budget and design reviews.
• Create process flow, process, and instrumentation diagrams.
• Size relevant fluid process equipment and create technical specifications.
• Participate in risk analyses (FMEA, HAZOP, etc.).
• Coordinate with purchasing to order materials for all parts and components needed to complete a project.
• Validate technical choices.
• Request quotes and manage vendors to ensure fair market prices and quality control for all outsourced work.
• Generate operational philosophy descriptions, perform startup and shutdown analysis, and generate performance test protocols.
• Facilitate cross‑departmental design review meetings to ensure feedback on designs from all departments.
• May perform field management assessments, audits and customer service.
• Work with the Sales team to identify customer requirements regarding process control equipment, calculations and assist in preparing proposals.

• Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent in Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
• Five (5) years of experience in a field related to the conception of industrial furnaces.
• Work experience must have included:
  • Knowledge and technical orientation of electrical processes in the steel and/or furnace industry
  • Knowledge of thermal and structural parts of a furnace
  • Knowledge of the interaction between heat and various metals
  • Experience with ACAD drawings
  • Experience with development and implementation of hardwired and PLC‑based control systems
  • Experience with development of PLC applications for sequential and process control using Allen‑Bradley Control Logix and Siemens S7 PLC equipment
  • Experience with pneumatic and hydraulic control design
  • Experience with safety standards: NEC and NFPA 86
  • Experience with programs:
    Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, SharePoint, Auto Cad, Allen‑Bradley Control Logix 5000 and Siemens Step
    7.
• Required to travel both in the USA and abroad for customer meetings and occasional equipment commissioning or service up to 25% of the time.

• 435 W. Wilson Street, Salem, OH 44460.
• Telecommute work from home Monday and Friday, or 2 days a week, including 9/80 schedule, within commuting distance to Salem, OH.