About PMC Organometallix, Inc.

The flagship manufacturing facility of PMC Organometallix™ in Carrollton, Kentucky, is one of the largest facilities of its kind in the world. Initially established in 1958, the site has a long history of organometallic chemical production. Since the acquisition of the Organometallix business from Arkema in 2012, PMC Group has invested in significant capacity expansions and additions, bringing the plant's total employment to nearly 200. The plant manufactures Thermolite® and ADVASTAB® organotin stabilizers, FASCAT® catalysts, and fine chemicals including Grignard reagents. An experienced technical team leverages development labs, a pilot facility, and unique manufacturing capabilities to provide solutions for customers worldwide.

PMC Group is a growth oriented, diversified, global chemicals and plastics company dedicated to innovative solutions to everyday needs in a broad range of end markets including plastics, building and construction, consumer products, electronics, paints, packaging, personal care, food, automotive and pharmaceuticals. The Company was built on a sustainable model of growth through innovation while promoting social good. PMC operates from a global manufacturing, innovation and marketing platform with facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia. More information about PMC and its activities around the world can be found at

www.pmc-group.com

www.pmcorganometallix.com

www.fascat.com

www.pmcvinyladditives.com

Brief Job Description:

The Process Engineer is responsible for the process improvements and capital projects for PMC units. This position requires the use and application of engineering and plant operating principles and concepts. This role will develop technical knowledge of the processes and become a plant resource for continuous improvement. The expectation is to work as a team with operations to facilitate efficient and safe operations. This person will work very closely with the PMC senior process engineer and embedded multi-plant operations

Essential Job Functions & Responsibilities

· Scoping capital and expense projects to meet operations improvement goals

· Managing small to medium capital projects (typically < $1MM)

· Finding solutions for low-cost operations and options for increased production rates

· Assisting operations with root cause analysis, including troubleshooting and making recommendations to resolve plant process issues

· Data acquisition and evaluation from data historian

· Monitor, document, explain, and provide solutions to improve asset utilization

· Evaluating existing and new processes for safety impact

· Area subject matter expert for process hazard analysis

· Control system troubleshooting and programming

· Providing material and energy balances

· Developing design basis for and sizing new equipment such as heat exchangers, dryers, reactors etc.

· Modeling involving distillation, heat transfer, reaction, and other common chemical engineering unit operations

· Pressure relief design basis

· Conducting feasibility analysis including cost estimates for manufacturing new products

· Use of process modeling tools

· Write and update operating procedures as needed

· Initiate and complete Management of Change and audit action items as assigned

· Function as back up for the Senior Process Engineer

· Collaborate with team members and embedded plant operation members to achieve process and project goals

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

· Able to motivate and lead change

· Well organized with excellent communication skills – Interpersonal, written and listening

· Detail-orientated

· Good time management habits

• Strong computer skills in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint

· Highly motivated who can independently drive deliverables to completion through collaboration

· Demonstrated ability to lead a team, work with plant operation members, and communicate with necessary stakeholders inside and outside of the company

Working Conditions

• Ability to navigate a chemical plant including climbing ladders

Able to work outside in all weather conditions as required

Working Conditions

• Ability to navigate a chemical plant including climbing ladders
• Able to work outside in all weather conditions as required

Education, Training, and Experience Required

· BS Degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering preferred

· Minimum of 1 years’ experience in a chemical or petrochemical plant environment; preference is 3+ years’ experience

· Experience with highly hazardous chemical processes is a plus

· Leadership or leading teams experience is a plus

· Maintenance and/or chemical laboratory experience is a plus

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Flexible schedule
• Flexible spending account
• Health insurance
• Health savings account
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Tuition reimbursement
• Vision insurance

Education:

• Bachelor's (Preferred)

Work Location: In person