Process Control Engineer responsible for technical oversight, troubleshooting, and support of electrical, instrumentation, and control systems in a chemical manufacturing environment.
Compensation
Pay Range (in local currency): $97,843.00 - $152,880.00
Responsibilities
Provide technical oversight, troubleshooting, and support for electrical, instrumentation, and control systems.
Participate in and lead continuous improvement efforts through control based solutions with business and technical input (safety, yield, uptime, capacity release, reliability, and cost performance).
Lead and/or participate in Process Safety Management (PSM) related activities such as Process Hazards Analysis (PHA) reviews, Pre-Start Up Safety Reviews (PSSR), Mechanical Integrity, Process Technology, and other technical and safety reviews.
Review, revise, and create procedures, Management of Change (MOC), and other technical documentation.
Implement DCS and PLC software changes for new and existing equipment and processes.
Requirements
Bachelor's or Associate’s Degree in a related technical field
Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical, Electrical, or related Engineering (ABET‑accredited)
Nice to have: 5+ years of experience in Process Controls within a chemical manufacturing environment
Nice to have: Experience in developing and documenting detailed basic data to ensure success of process improvements and capital projects
Internship providing hands‑on experience in industrial operations, process technology, and project support within Clean Harbors' environmental services.
Compensation
Competitive pay of $20/hour
Responsibilities
Ensure Health and Safety is the number one priority by following all safe work practices, policies, and procedures
Work alongside field teams and operational leaders to gain hands‑on exposure to industrial cleaning services and processes
Assist with planning, coordinating, and supporting industrial service projects at customer locations
Gain exposure to chemical cleaning, hydroblasting, vacuum services, and other industrial service operations
Observe and learn about equipment, processes, and technologies used to safely complete industrial projects
Requirements
Bachelor's or recent graduate in Process Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering or Business
Responsible for safe and efficient operation of condensate stabilizing facilities and associated production equipment, including monitoring, troubleshooting, loading/unloading, sampling, reporting, and minor repairs.
Responsibilities
Follow all HSE, OSHA, and PSM rules
Ensure safe and efficient operation of all condensate stabilizing facilities
Monitor operation of stabilizer and equipment
Load and unload condensate and NGL trucks and run samples
Operate oil stabilizer trains, compressors, vapor compressor unit, fuel fired boilers, condensate unloading pumps, condensate transfer pumps, positive displacement pipeline pumps and LACT units
Requirements
Associate's degree / Trade Certification or higher in Production Technology, Process Technology or related technical field or foreign equivalent
Monitor and control equipment and instrumentation necessary for batch or continuous operation of chemical process units to produce quality and on specification products in a safe and timely manner.
Responsibilities
Read and understand training manuals, unit operating procedures, safety bulletins, operating orders, PSM, DOT, EPA, OSHA, MOC’s and other Government Compliance Regulatory.
Read and interpret process diagrams, analyzer data, computer trends, and data.
Monitor and control process instruments such as transmitters, receivers, controllers, and DCS controls.
Monitor and operate rotating equipment such as pumps, compressors, and filter.
Monitor and operate stationary equipment such as gas fired furnaces, process reactors, distillation columns, driers, and storage tanks.
Requirements
Process Technology degree or 2 years or more of experience in a chemical manufacturing role/environment
The Technology Process Manager is a senior individual contributor on the Technology Leadership Team defining and implementing technical strategy, driving continuous improvement, and acting as a key link between Chemical R&D and plant operations.
Responsibilities
Own and drive implementation of continuous improvement opportunities
Own a section of the continuous improvement action plans, driving improvement in the technology of your expertise
Support production units in resolving technical issues and lead data-driven improvement projects to improve yield, quality, productivity and raw material/energy efficiency
Lead Root Cause Investigations (RCIs)
Serve as the key link between R&D and the plant to ensure successful trials and scale-up
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering or a related engineering discipline
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