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LiquidPower Specialty Products Inc. (LSPI) is seeking an Equipment Project Engineer to support the injection equipment program through design and continuous improvement initiatives.
The role provides technical input on operability, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, with guidance from the Manager, Equipment Services. You will manage projects, train field teams, troubleshoot, and ensure compliance with UL, OSHA, ATEX, and CSA standards while coordinating with suppliers and fabricators.
The Equipment Project Engineer, I/E role supports the injection equipment program by completing projects supporting the injection equipment design. This includes providing technical support on the design of the injection equipment to ensure operability, reliability, supply and cost effectiveness. Receives functional guidance from the Manager, Equipment Services. Role is not limited to the above listed responsibilities and may include other duties as assigned.
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LiquidPower Specialty Products Inc. (LSPI) is the global leader in the science of drag reduction. In 2014 LSPI was acquired by Berkshire Hathaway, having previously been a wholly owned subsidiary of Phillips 66. LSPI provides flow improver solutions, delivering strategic value to its customers by maximizing the flow potential of pipelines while increasing their operational flexibility, capacity and economic performance. LSPI works with companies in more than 35 countries to solve pipeline flow needs, treating more than 12 million barrels of hydrocarbon liquids a day and providing customers with a total package solution that includes flow improver products and the right injection equipment. LSPI leading brands are LiquidPower™, ExtremePower® and RefinedPower™.
LSPI consistently recruits the best and brightest. Put your valuable skills to work and join us!
Bachelors or better in Electrical Engineering.
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