Lead Control & Automation Engineer - Petrochemical Plants

Wolviston Management Services Ltd; Redcar; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Performance-related bonus

Generous pension 17%

26 days annual leave

Private health insurance

BUPA dental cover

Job summary

Wolviston Management Services Ltd. is supporting our client in Teesside to recruit a Control & Automation Engineer for their Process Engineering & Automation team.

You will develop and implement control strategies across PLC, SIS and DCS while improving plant safety, reliability and performance in a major petrochemical setting. Ideal candidates hold a degree in Process/Instrumentation/Control Engineering (or equivalent) with substantial control system experience.

Qualifications

• Degree in Process Engineering, Instrumentation, Control Engineering or related discipline.
• Relevant trade qualification welcomed with significant Process Control experience.
• Experience with industrial automation in complex process environments is highly valued.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement control strategies across PLC, SIS and DCS systems.
• Provide specialist Control Engineering support and complex troubleshooting.
• Analyse plant data to improve safety, reliability and efficiency.
• Lead reliability investigations related to process and control issues.

Skills

Control engineering

PLC

DCS

SIS

Instrumentation

Process engineering

Automation security

OT infrastructure

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Process Engineering / Instrumentation / Control Engineering

Tools

Honeywell Experion DCS

Siemens S7

Rockwell/Allen-Bradley PLCs

Schneider Triconex SIS

Sella Controls HIMA

Emerson DeltaV DCS

AspenTech

Job description

Wolviston Management Services Ltd. is supporting our client in Teesside to recruit a Control & Automation Engineer for their Process Engineering & Automation team.

You will develop and implement control strategies across PLC, SIS and DCS while improving plant safety, reliability and performance in a major petrochemical setting. Ideal candidates hold a degree in Process/Instrumentation/Control Engineering (or equivalent) with substantial control system experience.