CAPEX Project Engineer – Industrial Site Leader

Solvay; Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or; On-site; EUR 50,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

16 weeks parental leave

Hybrid work arrangements

Training platform access

Job summary

Solvay in Collonges-au-Mont-d’Or is seeking an Industrial Project Engineer to manage CAPEX projects below €4 million from initial need through commissioning. You will lead multidisciplinary teams, define scope, and coordinate with suppliers and GBU/GEC.

This permanent onsite role requires a Master’s in engineering and at least 10 years of experience delivering CAPEX projects on an operating site. English proficiency and strong risk, cost, and schedule control are essential.

Qualifications

• Master's level/Bac+5 engineering degree.
• Minimum 10 years of experience delivering multidisciplinary CAPEX projects on an operating industrial site.
• Fluent in English and able to coordinate with GBU/GEC teams.

Responsibilities

• Define project scope, technical requirements, options, cost estimates, schedules and investment files.
• Lead engineering studies or small project teams with multidisciplinary coordination (HSE, operations, maintenance, quality, energy).
• Prepare supplier consultations with Procurement and coordinate contractors, delivery, construction and site interfaces.
• Manage budgets, commitments, forecasts, milestones, changes and risks; report progress and escalate deviations.
• Organise testing, commissioning, acceptance, handover, training and financial close-out.

Education

Master's level/Bac+5 engineering degree

Job description

Solvay in Collonges-au-Mont-d’Or is seeking an Industrial Project Engineer to manage CAPEX projects below €4 million from initial need through commissioning. You will lead multidisciplinary teams, define scope, and coordinate with suppliers and GBU/GEC.

This permanent onsite role requires a Master’s in engineering and at least 10 years of experience delivering CAPEX projects on an operating site. English proficiency and strong risk, cost, and schedule control are essential.