Process Engineer, Nitric Acid & Utilities — Optimize Safety

werken bij Yara; Sluiskil; Remote; EUR 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Yara in the Netherlands is looking for a Process Engineer Nitric Acid and Utilities at the Sluiskil site to strengthen safer, more reliable and sustainable production. You will contribute as a process specialist, participate in global initiatives during and after training, and grow through knowledge sharing with colleagues worldwide.

You will work hands-on to optimize operations, lead root-cause problem solving, and drive modification projects with commissioning follow-up, while upholding Yara

Qualifications

• Just graduated or first experience in Process Engineering for chemical plants.
• Willingness to work in an international environment and to travel for some extended periods.
• Excellent safety mindset.
• Fluent in Dutch and English.

Responsibilities

• Lead day-to-day production units focusing on optimizing operational parameters to improve safe and reliable operations.
• Lead hands-on Root Cause Problem Solving to identify improvements and initiate optimization projects.
• Prepare modification projects and follow-up commissioning before start-up.
• Participate in Yara’s technical Communities of Practice to share learnings with colleagues around the world.
• Contribute to digital transformation and lean implementation in the operation teams.
• Participate in the on-duty system for Nitric Acid and Utilities units.

Skills

Hands-on attitude

Team player

Coordination

Communication

Root Cause Analysis

Job description

Yara in the Netherlands is looking for a Process Engineer Nitric Acid and Utilities at the Sluiskil site to strengthen safer, more reliable and sustainable production. You will contribute as a process specialist, participate in global initiatives during and after training, and grow through knowledge sharing with colleagues worldwide.

You will work hands-on to optimize operations, lead root-cause problem solving, and drive modification projects with commissioning follow-up, while upholding Yara