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Green Recruitment Company is seeking a Process Engineer to join its technical team for large-scale anaerobic digestion and biomethane projects across the UK. You will support process engineering, design assurance, and technical delivery within a multi-disciplinary setting.
The role involves preparing mass and energy balances, reviewing PFDs and P&IDs, and evaluating equipment lists and feedstock documentation. A chemical engineering degree is required, with biogas experience preferred.
A fast-growing biogas developer focused on accelerating the transition to low-carbon energy, with a portfolio of large-scale anaerobic digestion and biomethane-to-grid projects across the UK and Europe.
The Role
We are looking for a Process Engineer to join the technical team, supporting process engineering, design assurance and technical delivery across large-scale anaerobic digestion and biomethane projects.
Prepare and review mass and energy balances.
Develop and review block flow diagrams, PFDs and P&IDs.
Carry out detailed, line-by-line reviews of P&IDs against PFDs, layouts and project requirements.
Review equipment lists, valve lists and pump calculations, including sizing basis, duties, materials and process conditions.
Review feedstock baseline documentation, testing methodologies and process assumptions.
Identify gas losses, inconsistent assumptions, data gaps and potential performance risks.
Support technical assessments of alternative process technologies, including conversion assumptions, process efficiency and OPEX drivers.
Review site layouts and CAD models, identifying constructability, operability and interface risks.
Prepare and maintain technical comment trackers and design review packs.
Coordinate technical comments across multiple stakeholders and ensure actions are tracked through to completion.
Maintain deliverables trackers and technical agendas to support design coordination.
Support technical review and progress meetings with EPC contractors and Owner's Engineers.
Degree in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering or a related discipline.
Experience within biogas/anaerobic digestion is preferred.
Relevant experience in waste-to-energy, oil & gas, chemical processing or other process plant environments will also be considered.