FPC Franchise
Project Engineer
FPC Franchise, Greenville, South Carolina, us, 29610
The Project Manager’s primary responsibility will be to provide full capital project management support to the Spartanburg site.
Location:
Greenville/Spartanburg area, SC
Salary:
$95K-$135k
Responsibilities:
Responsible for resource optimization, industry best practices, HSE policies, and Company values/pillars application in all assigned capital projects implementation and engineering activities.
Review existing chemical processes, write reports, specify equipment and control strategies, develop cost estimates, track schedules, and submit Capital Project Requests (RACE).
Be an independent worker, a self-starter, and motivated.
Keep the plant P&ID’s, plant drawings, loop sheets, and instrument database accurate.
Handle the site’s industrial construction projects (new installations, adaptations to existing installations, and demolitions) as well as the testing and start-up of installations, respecting project budgets and company’s HSE policies.
Ensure new installations are constructed according to the original design, identify possible deviations, and help implement necessary corrections on time and within budget.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (preferred).
5+ years of chemical manufacturing (preferred) or industrial manufacturing experience.
Broad knowledge of project management disciplines.
Able to complete or manage chemical plant design (equipment selection, efficient layouts, etc.).
Able to complete or manage basic process design (equipment sizing, heat loads, etc.).
Able to research and specify equipment.
Solid communication skills, including written and formal presentations to upper management.
Ability to prioritize, schedule, inspect work, and (re)direct resources as necessary.
Familiar with using/creating engineering spreadsheets/calculations.
Organized, systematic, independent, and self-motivated individual.
Able to participate in and lead a (design) team.
Must be able to manage: 1) project schedules 2) project costs 3) contracts and 4) contractors.
Proficient use of spreadsheets, cost programs, and scheduling programs.
Exposed to, or willing to learn applicable OSHA standards.
Benefits:
Competitive salary and benefits package.
Total compensation for this role includes bonus and/or other incentives.
16 or more weeks of maternity/paternity and co-parenting leave, according to local regulations.
Training platform for all employees.
Free language courses (24 languages available).
Free well-being sessions (physical and psychological).
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Location:
Greenville/Spartanburg area, SC
Salary:
$95K-$135k
Responsibilities:
Responsible for resource optimization, industry best practices, HSE policies, and Company values/pillars application in all assigned capital projects implementation and engineering activities.
Review existing chemical processes, write reports, specify equipment and control strategies, develop cost estimates, track schedules, and submit Capital Project Requests (RACE).
Be an independent worker, a self-starter, and motivated.
Keep the plant P&ID’s, plant drawings, loop sheets, and instrument database accurate.
Handle the site’s industrial construction projects (new installations, adaptations to existing installations, and demolitions) as well as the testing and start-up of installations, respecting project budgets and company’s HSE policies.
Ensure new installations are constructed according to the original design, identify possible deviations, and help implement necessary corrections on time and within budget.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (preferred).
5+ years of chemical manufacturing (preferred) or industrial manufacturing experience.
Broad knowledge of project management disciplines.
Able to complete or manage chemical plant design (equipment selection, efficient layouts, etc.).
Able to complete or manage basic process design (equipment sizing, heat loads, etc.).
Able to research and specify equipment.
Solid communication skills, including written and formal presentations to upper management.
Ability to prioritize, schedule, inspect work, and (re)direct resources as necessary.
Familiar with using/creating engineering spreadsheets/calculations.
Organized, systematic, independent, and self-motivated individual.
Able to participate in and lead a (design) team.
Must be able to manage: 1) project schedules 2) project costs 3) contracts and 4) contractors.
Proficient use of spreadsheets, cost programs, and scheduling programs.
Exposed to, or willing to learn applicable OSHA standards.
Benefits:
Competitive salary and benefits package.
Total compensation for this role includes bonus and/or other incentives.
16 or more weeks of maternity/paternity and co-parenting leave, according to local regulations.
Training platform for all employees.
Free language courses (24 languages available).
Free well-being sessions (physical and psychological).
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