Lead Chemical Project Engineer in Kimberley (British Columbia)

Lead Chemical Project Engineer in Kimberley (British Columbia)

04 Oct
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Placements24
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British Columbia

04 Oct

Placements24

British Columbia

Join a prominent company as a Lead Chemical Project Engineer in Kimberley, managing capital projects with robust process design and project management experience. Ensure successful project execution from inception to commissioning and beyond.

This senior role demands a robust background in project engineering for chemical facilities. You will oversee the complete lifecycle of capital projects, leading diverse teams to ensure compliant and efficient execution. Your technical expertise will guide the planning, design, and construction phases, critically impacting the project's success.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage planning, design, procurement, and construction phases
• Develop project scopes, budgets, and schedules




• Lead and coordinate multi-disciplinary project teams
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and company standards
• Oversee commissioning and start-up of equipment

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering
• Minimum 10 years in project engineering and management
• Proven track record with complex capital projects
• Knowledge of project management software
• Experience with P&ID; and HAZOP studies

Utilize your leadership and project management skills to drive impactful chemical projects in Kimberley.
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📌 Lead Chemical Project Engineer in Kimberley (British Columbia)
🏢 Placements24
📍 British Columbia

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