Process Control Site Leader - Brunswick

Flint Hills Resources; Brunswick (GA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia-Pacific in Brunswick, GA is seeking a Process Control Site Leader to grow the process control capability at the Brunswick Cellulose Mill. The role requires passion for talent development, strategic thinking, and collaboration across the organization.

The incumbent will steer the control systems and lead a dedicated Process Control Team. The position focuses on developing team capabilities, implementing a comprehensive controls strategy, and delivering projects that optimize reliability,

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience with process control systems and PLC/DCS platforms.
• 3+ years leading process control staff in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience managing multiple projects and priorities.

Responsibilities

• Own and lead the mill's process control systems and team.
• Develop capabilities of Process Control Team members.
• Build partnerships with mill personnel to identify opportunities and solve problems.
• Lead controls strategy development and execution for projects and support activities.
• Oversee controls project execution: design, specs, vendor management, procurement, start-up.
• Provide mill-wide controls support for optimization, reliability, quality, cost reduction, and safety.
• Prioritize resources toward high-value mill strategies and opportunities.
• Own process control networks including DCS, QCS, and PLC.

Skills

Process control

Team leadership

Project management

Tools

Honeywell DCS

QCS

PLC

Job description

Georgia-Pacific is seeking a Process Control Site Leader to grow the process control capability at the Brunswick Cellulose Mill in Georgia. The desired candidate must be passionate about developing talent, demonstrate strategic & economic thinking, possess good problem-solving skills, and enjoy collaborating across the organization. Our culture is defined by the Principle-Based Management® philosophy which guides everyday decision making and provides employees with opportunities to contribute and personally benefit from the value they create.

What You Will Do

• Accountable for mill control systems and leadership of the Process Control Team
• Develop the capability of individual members of the Process Control Team
• Build partnerships with mill personnel to identify opportunities and solve problems
• Lead the development, planning, and execution of controls strategy for simultaneous projects and support activities
• Accountable for execution of controls projects and initiatives. Includes system design, testing, component specification, documentation management, vendor/contractor management, equipment procurement, installation and start-up support
• Provide mill-wide process control support for controls optimization, reliability and quality improvement initiatives, cost reduction efforts, capital projects, and safety initiatives.
• Prioritize resources toward mill strategies and opportunities with highest value
• Own the process control networks – includes DCS, QCS, & PLC

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)

• 8 or more years’ experience with process control systems, including industry-standard PLC and DCS platforms
• Three (3) or more years’ demonstrated success leading process control staff in a manufacturing environment
• Experience managing multiple projects and priorities simultaneously

What Will Put You Ahead

• Experience in the Pulp and Paper industry
• Experience with Honeywell DCS platforms

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