Graduate Process & Process Safety Engineer

Graduate Process & Process Safety Engineer focuses on supporting projects from feasibility to detailed design stages.

What the role involves

• Supporting projects from feasibility to detailed design stages.
• Performing & supporting process safety activities including hazard identification, consequence modelling (DNV Phast).
• Could involve overnight stays (typically 1-2 days).
• Participating in project workshops and meetings such as design reviews and formal process safety assessments including HAZID, HAZOP and LOPA.
• Supporting procurement activities including preparation of datasheets, documentation, tender evaluations, and contract administration.
• A minimum 2:1 (Upper Second‑Class honours) bachelor’s or master’s degree in chemical engineering or another applicable engineering or scientific discipline accredited by a relevant.

Skills and requirements

• Experience applying process engineering principles in an industrial or project‑based environment (for example through a year‑in‑industry, internships, or 1–2 years in a junior proc.
• Exposure to process safety studies, risk assessments, or consequence modelling.

Confirmed role details

• 25 days’ holiday + bank holidays, increasing with length of service.
• Annual bonus scheme.
• Pension scheme with generous company contribution.
• Potential for hybrid working following an initial development period, typically 12 months.

Candidate fit

• technical judgement, safe working habits, careful diagnostics, and practical problem-solving

Additional role context

• Design Services to organisations in the energy sector.
• Develop the professional skills needed to build successful, long‑term careers in the energy sector.
• This role offers broad exposure to both process engineering.