Process Technician

iO Associates; Bristol; Hybrid; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Opportunity for remote work

Commitment to creating inclusive teams

Job summary

A leading cleantech company is seeking a Process Technician to join their research and development team in Bristol. You will support the scale-up and industrialisation of advanced chemical recycling technology, with responsibilities including process development, plant design, and collaboration with R&D. Ideal candidates will have a background in Chemical or Process Engineering and a strong passion for sustainability.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years experience OR 3 years of industrial experience.
• Industry experience in process optimisation.
• Strong organisational and time management skills.
• Excellent verbal and written English skills.
• Passion for sustainability and circularity.
• Located in or willing to relocate to Bristol.
• Ability to work in fast-paced environments.
• Experience in advanced materials or composites.
• Health and safety training (IOSH/NEBOSH).
• Knowledge in polymer chemistry and recycling technologies.
• Background in pressurised systems.

Responsibilities

• Support the scale-up of technology from laboratory to pilot plant.
• Assist in developing prototypes and testing new processes.
• Operate and monitor chemical processing units.
• Conduct regular inspections and record process data.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.
• Support mechanical process modifications.
• Prepare samples for testing.
• Create documentation including SOPs.
• Ensure compliance with health and safety protocols.

Skills

Process optimisation

Organisational skills

Time management

Verbal and written English

Passion for sustainability

Ability to work in fast-paced environments

Experience in advanced materials

Health and safety training

Knowledge in polymer chemistry

Experience in pressurised systems

Education

A‑levels or BTEC in the sciences

HNC/HND in Chemical/Process Engineering

Degree in Engineering

Job description

Process Technician – iO Associates

iO Associates are partnered with a cutting‑edge cleantech company specializing in sustainable materials. We are seeking a dedicated Process Technician (Chemical/Mechanical) to join the research and development team.

Role Summary

As a Process Technician you will support the scale‑up and industrialisation of advanced chemical recycling technology. You will be involved in process development, plant design, and collaborate closely with the R&D team to innovate circular economic material processes.

Responsibilities

• Support the scale‑up of technology from laboratory to pilot plant
• Assist in developing prototypes and testing new processes
• Operate and monitor chemical processing units
• Conduct regular inspections and record process data
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives
• Support mechanical process modifications
• Prepare samples for testing
• Create documentation including SOPs and training manuals
• Ensure compliance with health and safety protocols

Qualifications

• A‑levels or BTEC in the sciences with minimum 5 years of experience OR HNC/HND in Chemical/Process Engineering with minimum 3 years of industrial experience
• Industry experience in process optimisation
• Strong organisational and time management skills
• Excellent verbal and written English
• Passion for sustainability and circularity in technology
• Located in or willing to relocate to the Bristol area
• Ability to work in fast‑paced environments
• Experience in advanced materials or composites
• Health and safety training (IOSH/NEBOSH)
• Knowledge in polymer chemistry and chemical recycling technologies
• Background in pressurised systems
• Degree qualified in Engineering

Benefits

• Opportunity for remote work
• Commitment to creating inclusive teams

Apply

If you are a skilled Process Technician with a passion for sustainability and innovation, we encourage you to apply by submitting your CV. Join our dynamic team and be part of driving positive change in the industry.

Location

Bristol, England, United Kingdom