Process Engineer

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

• Lead/ be a part of the process design team working on onshore or offshore feasibility, conceptual, basic engineering, FEED, detailed design and EPC/ EPCM projects. 

• Perform process engineering activities and review activities carried out by Engineers, Designers and CAD Operators. 

• Liaise with other departments, clients, vendors, subcontractors and third parties. 

• Participate in inter-disciplines, project, client and vendor meetings. 

• Perform all Inter-discipline check 

• Prepare scope of work, manhour and cost estimates for proposals.

• Groom young engineers and provide advice to peers in his field of expertise. 

• Principal Engineer who is a technical specialist has the added responsibility to act in a consultancy role, providing advice and carrying out specialized engineering tasks. 

• As a Lead Engineer on project, he is also responsible for the following: 

  • Advise the Department Manger the manpower and skill levels required to ensure smooth execution of the project. 

  • Assign work to the team appropriately. 

  • Conduct meetings at regular intervals with team members to review progress and share the lesson learnt & typical issues. 

  • Overall responsible for the manhour & schedule monitoring and control and quality of the work produced. 

  • Organize and maintain project technical filing and archiving. 

• Primary involvement in a typical project includes: 

  • Perform process simulations / calculations including heat and material balance; thermal design of exchanges; hydraulic calculations of piping networks and pipelines, blow down studies etc. 

  • Perform piping, equipment and instruments (control valves and PSV’s) and selection of control scheme. 

  • Prepare equipment and instrument datasheets. 

  • Prepare PFD, UFD & P&IDs 

  • Provide input into other discipline deliverables like: SAFE and Cause and Effect charts. 

  • Prepare line list and tie-in list. 

  • Prepare process equipment list. 

  • Develop process design basis; operating and control philosophy; isolation philosophy and safeguarding memorandum; relief and blowdown philosophy.