Role & responsibilities
A.Process Engineering & Optimization
- a) Design, evaluate, and improve scheduled waste treatment and recovery processes.
- b) Optimize chemical treatment operations to improve productivity and reduce operational costs.
- c) Develop and review Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and work instructions.
- d) Analyze production data and recommend process improvements.
- e) Monitor process parameters and ensure consistent operating performance.
- f) Identify opportunities for waste minimization and resource recovery.
B.Scheduled Waste Management
- a) Evaluate and classify scheduled waste based on DOE regulations.
- b) Recommend suitable treatment, recovery, recycling, or disposal methods.
- c) Develop chemical treatment formulations and operating parameters.
- d) Monitor waste compatibility and storage requirements.
- e) Support waste profiling and waste acceptance procedures.
- f) Ensure proper segregation, handling, storage, transportation, and disposal of scheduled waste.
C. Environmental Compliance
- a) Ensure full compliance with the Environmental Quality Act 1974 and Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005.
- b) Liaise with the Department of Environment (DOE) and other regulatory authorities.
- c) Prepare environmental reports and technical documentation.
- d) Support internal and external compliance audits.
- e) Maintain all environmental records and documentation.
D. Wastewater & Treatment Plant Operations
- a) Monitor Industrial Effluent Treatment Systems (IETS).
- b) Optimize wastewater treatment processes.
- c) Troubleshoot treatment plant operational issues.
- d) Monitor chemical dosing systems.
- e) Ensure treated discharge complies with regulatory standards.
- f) Recommend process improvements to improve treatment efficiency.
E. Plant Operations Support
- a) Provide technical guidance to operations personnel.
- b) Assist production teams in solving process-related issues.
- c) Support commissioning of new equipment and systems.
- d) Evaluate plant performance and recommend corrective actions.
- e) Assist maintenance teams in resolving equipment problems.
F. Project Engineering
- a) Participate in plant expansion and engineering projects.
- b) Prepare technical specifications and engineering calculations.
- c) Coordinate with suppliers, consultants, and contractors.
- d) Monitor project progress and ensure timely completion.
- e) Support equipment installation, testing, and commissioning.
G. Research & Development (R&D)
- a) Develop innovative waste recovery technologies.
- b) Conduct laboratory and pilot-scale trials.
- c) Improve recycling and resource recovery methods.
- d) Evaluate new treatment chemicals and technologies.
- e) Support development of environmentally sustainable solutions.
H. Laboratory & Technical Support
- a) Review laboratory analysis reports.
- b) Interpret chemical analysis results.
- c) Support waste characterization studies.
- d) Assist in troubleshooting laboratory issues.
- e) Ensure laboratory testing supports operational requirements.
I. Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE)
- a) Promote a strong safety culture throughout the organization.
- b) Conduct Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) and risk assessments.
- c) Ensure compliance with Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) requirements.
- d) Participate in emergency response planning.
- e) Investigate process-related incidents and recommend corrective actions.
- f) Ensure proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
J. Quality Management
- a) Support implementation of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 Management Systems.
- b) Monitor quality performance indicators.
- c) Develop continuous improvement initiatives.
- d) Ensure engineering documentation is properly controlled.
K. Reporting & Documentation
- a) Prepare engineering reports and technical presentations.
- b) Maintain process records and engineering documentation.
- c) Prepare monthly operational performance reports.
- d) Analyze production trends and KPIs.
- e) Present technical recommendations to Management.
3. Requirements / Qualifications
- a) Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering.
- b) Registered or eligible for registration with the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) is an advantage.
- c) Minimum 25 years of relevant working experience in manufacturing, chemical processing, environmental services, or scheduled waste management.
- d) Fresh graduates with excellent academic results and strong technical competency are encouraged to apply.
- e) Good understanding of chemical engineering principles.
- f) Knowledge of scheduled waste regulations and environmental legislation.
- g) Experience in wastewater treatment or industrial treatment systems is an advantage.
- h) Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
- i) Knowledge of engineering software such as AutoCAD, Aspen HYSYS, j)AutoCAD Plant 3D, or similar software is an added advantage.
4. Added Advantages
- a) Experience in DOE Licensed Scheduled Waste Facilities.
- b) Certified Environmental Professional in Scheduled Waste Management (CePSWaM).
- c) Knowledge of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001.
- d) Experience in Industrial Effluent Treatment Systems (IETS).d) Project Management experience.f) Experience in Resource Recovery or Recycling Operations.