Process EIT

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Join Amrize as a Process EIT and help construct what's next. If you're ready to put your skills to work on projects that matter— and build a career with a company that’s building North America — we want to hear from you!

The primary objective of the Process Engineer-In-Training is to provide technical support to maintain and improve the performance of the plant operations. This is achieved through equipment inspections, monitoring of specific process parameters, completing system audits, implementing improvement projects and providing technical recommendations. The Process Department continually strives to support the plant’s current and long-term goals by acting as a predictive, analytical and result-oriented team with the objective of efficiently manufacturing the highest quality cement at the lowest cost.

• Improve the efficiency, consistency and productivity of the cement manufacturing process by conducting daily analysis of plant performance and incidents/stoppages. Works with the Operations team to prioritize and implement actions.
• Conduct process studies and audits to maintain performance and identify potential areas of improvement.
• Works within the Continuous Improvement Teams resolving mid- and long-term deficiencies, while providing technical evidence to support improvement initiatives. Defines process conditions for modified equipment/installations under supervision of the Process Manager or Process Engineer(s).
• Lead and develop process and manufacturing improvement proposals. Develop scope and business cases when needed.
• Provide area coordinators, supervisors, and other personnel with technical guidance and advice on all areas of cement manufacturing process engineering, plant operations, design of process equipment, and the application of new technology. Establish, monitor, and maintain standard operation procedures needed to solve typical process and systems problems encountered in the plant.
• dentify environmental constraints and impact on operating permits associated with modification of process equipment, fuels, and/or raw material(s) changes.
• Circuit Control and Evaluation:
  This includes monitoring equipment performance and the consistency of the product throughout the process. Identify equipment deficiencies and work with other departments to implement corrections. The goal is to increase energy efficiency, improve availability, reduce variability, and to maximize continuous run time. This work is to be done for all circuits (Raw Meal Preparation, Pyroprocessing, and Finish Grinding).
• Circuit Optimization:
  This includes performing trials and recommending changes to control loops and operating parameters. Ideas for improvement are to be tested, their impact verified and measured, and developed into a project scope as required. In addition, contributing to capital projects in the establishment of baseline data for circuits/ equipment that is to be modified, commissioning of projects, and validation of results.
• Circuit equipment inspection and troubleshooting:
  This includes walkthroughs of all equipment lines in the raw grind, kilns, and finish grind workshops. Also includes physical inspections (internal and external) of equipment in these areas, such as kilns, mills, separators, clinker coolers, and dust collectors. This…