BMS Performance
Process Engineer

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- Join a global leader in water treatment and environmental services.
- Lead process design, technology selection, and tender support.
- Hybrid role with flexible hours
We are working on behalf of a leading global organisation specialising in water and wastewater treatment solutions.
The Role
We are seeking an experienced Process Engineer to support the design, development, and optimisation of water treatment solutions. The role will involve selecting appropriate process technologies, preparing and validating process design documentation, including P&IDs and process control philosophies, and ensuring all designs comply with relevant standards, statutory obligations, and regulations. You will work closely with Sales, Marketing, and Tendering teams to support pre-qualification, proposals, and post-tender technical presentations, while utilising standard technical information, drawings, and lessons learned from previous projects to deliver effective designs. You will also provide technical support to commissioning and service teams, helping to optimise plant performance and resolve process-related issues.
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- Degree in Chemical or Environmental engineering
- Experienced as a process engineer
- Experience within the water sector, ideally waste.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel.
Package & Benefits
- Salary 45-55,000 depending on experience.
- 37-hour working week.
- Enhanced pensions scheme 10-12.5% matched
- Hybrid office and home
- 25 days annual leave + bank holidays + your birthday off.
- Long-term career progression within a market-leading global organisation
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