Water Process Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £42,000 - 55,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Leeds West Yorkshire
  • Date: 3 days ago
Description:

What you will do

* Design treatment processes for clean water and wastewater works

* Produce PFDs, P&IDs, mass balances and control philosophies

* Size equipment and carry out process and hydraulic calculations

* Write feasibility, outline and detailed design reports

* Support commissioning and troubleshoot process issues on site

* Work with civils, mechanical and electrical teams on multidisciplinary schemes

What you need

* Degree in Chemical, Process, Environmental or Civil Engineering

* 3+ years in process engineering, ideally in water or wastewater

* Good knowledge of treatment technologies (activated sludge, filtration, chemical dosing, membranes)

* Understanding of UK water quality and environmental regulations

* Full UK driving licence

Nice to have

* Experience on AMP projects for a UK water company

* Process modelling experience (e.g. BioWin, GPS-X)

* Chartered status (CEng) with IChemE or CIWEM, or working towards it

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