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Mark Stracey Recruitment

Process & Commissioning Engineer

Surrey
£29k – £42k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Process & Commissioning Engineer | £29,000–£42,000 + Benefits | Surrey/Sussex

Are you a Chemical Engineering graduate looking for a role that gives you real hands-on engineering experience? Or do you already have process engineering experience and want to work on projects from design through to commissioning?

The Role

We are looking for a Process & Commissioning Engineer to join an established international engineering business specialising in thermal processing and mass transfer systems.

You will work across the full project lifecycle, helping to design process systems, support technical development, and commission equipment at customer sites around the world.

International travel is part of the role, with around 5–10 weeks away each year, usually in 1–3 week periods.

Full training will be provided, including visits to existing installations so you can build practical knowledge of the equipment.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Produce process designs, including heat and mass balances.
  • Support specifications, schedules, P&IDs, and process flow diagrams.
  • Assist with HAZOP reviews and ATEX compliance.
  • Work with drying technologies including flash, ring, fluid bed, spray dryers, and evaporators.
  • Support technical discussions with customers.
  • Travel to customer sites to commission drying and cooling systems.
  • Help troubleshoot process issues and improve system performance.

About our company

You will join a global engineering group employing around 750 people worldwide.

The business designs and supplies specialist process equipment used across the food, chemical, energy, and environmental sectors, with a strong reputation for technical expertise and engineering quality.

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The Benefits

  • Full technical training
  • International travel
  • Exposure to varied engineering projects
  • Some home working available
  • Long-term career development

The Person

We are keen to hear from candidates with:

  • A degree in Chemical Engineering or equivalent
  • Strong technical and problem-solving skills
  • An interest in process equipment and engineering design
  • Confidence travelling internationally and working with customers
  • Previous process, project, or commissioning experience would be very useful, but recent graduates with a strong academic background are also encouraged to apply.

What’s next

If you are looking for a varied engineering role with real responsibility, technical development, and international exposure, apply today.

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