Design Engineer, Decarbonization Technologies - Military Veterans

Job Description

The responsibility of the Design Engineer is to be involved in the complete design of our new calciners and process equipment in collaboration with our engineering team. This process includes the following phases

Conceptual phase

• Collect the process data required to start the design
• Define the first process flow diagram and mass balance of the project
• Define the general architecture and lay-out of the plant
• Request quotes as required for process and handling equipment
• Participate in the technical feasibility study of the project (Technical Assumptions + Cost approach) including Pre-FEED and FEED studies for new plants / equipment.

Basic engineering

• Build and manage the budget and schedule of the mechanical design engineering part of the project
• Prepare the technical specifications for all equipment and participate in the purchasing process (technical negotiation)
• Define, with our engineering team, the architecture of the process buildings (equipment integration, structural parts, piping, utilities, cable ways, instrument integration, ...)
• Follow and manage the development of the basic engineering with our design team (internally or with external supplier) - P&ID, Equipment List
• Prospect possible new suppliers for equipment or new workshops for structural parts
• Develop the 3D model of the new production facility with the EPC contractor.

Detailed engineering

• Develop the complete workshop drawings and documentation package for the work shops (domestic or international) and erection companies
• Visit workshops as required to review fabrication process
• Integrate all the auxiliary equipment and utility networks

Erection

• Will be responsible as contact person for the erectors for technical questions on site as required.
• Engineering support during erection phase
• Manage the improvements or modifications
• Inspection on site and hand off to commissioning team

Start-up

With our process team, participate to the cold commissioning and start-up of our new equipment

Requirements

• University degree in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering
• Experience of 10 to 15 years in an industrial environment and more especially in similar industries (oil and gas, power generation, mining, steel etc...)
• Experience in design of bulk handling and mining / oil and gas process equipment or facilities.
• Used to work in project team environment
• Able to travel 25% of the time as required.

About Us



READY TO JOIN A ROCK-SOLID FAMILY?

Carmeuse started out as a small family-run business in Belgium.

Today it's a leading global producer of lime, high calcium limestone and dolomitic stone. Its products are essential to energy producers, environmental services, construction and manufacturing.

With over 90 production facilities spread across almost every continent, and over 4,500 employees working at Carmeuse every day, the company's most treasured resources are its people.

Carmeuse is dedicated to maintaining a workplace that fosters equal opportunity and creates a diverse and inclusive work environment. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, sexual orientation or gender identity. If you require particular assistance with any part of the application or hiring process due to a disability, you can submit your request by sending an email to hrsupport@carmeuse.com. This option is reserved for people requiring adaptation due to a disability. The information received will be processed by Carmeuse and then directed to a local recruiter who will provide assistance to ensure the proper consideration of the application or hiring process.


About the Team

You will be part of Carmeuse Americas, a Rock-Star team of 2500 workers and employees bringing with them their own culture and specific needs. The Americas headquarters are located in Pittsburgh, PA and have over three dozen production facilities across the Eastern U.S., Canada, Chile, Brazil, and Colombia.