Process Control Manager at Cenovus Energy
The Senior Process Controls Engineer is responsible for ensuring the safe and optimal operation of the Toledo Refinery via the control system on a day-to-day basis. This includes design, implementation, support, and troubleshooting of DCS control strategies (both regulatory and advanced) and DCS systems. This position plays a significant role supporting shutdown system testing and project work on assigned units, as well as supporting other units as needed. The Cenovus Toledo Refinery utilizes Honeywell Experion, Modicon PLC, Triconex, and Aspen DMCPlus multivariable technology.
Responsibilities
- Monitor, maintain, and enhance existing advanced control applications for effectiveness and utilization.
- Share responsibility for all aspects of the process computing system, including software troubleshooting & maintenance, application development, interface management, system configuration, long-term planning, training, and documentation.
- Identify, evaluate, and implement new advanced controls and automation applications. Provide input for project development, including conceptual design, review of alternatives, costs, benefits, risks & mitigations, resource planning, plant testing, model development, interface construction, commissioning, training, and documentation.
- Tune, enhance, and troubleshoot applications involving regulatory, advanced regulatory, and multivariable DMC controls, operating on a 24/7/365 basis.
- Understand company HSE practices, policies, & procedures, and participate in refinery HAZOPs, LOPAs, Alarm Rationalizations, and RCFA’s.
- Review instrument, control, and logic design recommendations for capital and expense projects.
- Assist in training and developing Process Engineers, Board Operators, and Maintenance Technicians in Process Control topics and applications.
- Collaborate with the Engineering and Technical Services Team and the Toledo Refinery team.
- Support critical refinery activities such as Turnaround engineering support and preparations for potential work stoppages.
Qualifications
- Legally authorized to work in the US.
- Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering or related Engineering degree.
- 8+ years of relevant experience in industrial process control, process engineering, or related fields.
- Understanding of manufacturing processes, including economics, commercial awareness, optimization opportunities, and proper use of technology.
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