Process Engineer Cooling Towers Chillers

Manchester Source: WhatJobs

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Overview

In this role you will ensure industrial offers are technically sound and commercially compelling. You will work with regional sales to craft end-to-end technical offers and select system architectures for heating, cooling, water transfer, and high-pressure applications. You’ll build energy savings, ROI, and lifecycle cost models, and perform site assessments and process audits. The position combines technical depth with cross-functional collaboration and international scope from a Manchester base, with travel.

Pay / Benefits

60K – 80K
25 days holiday
9% Company pension

Responsibilities

Own the end-to-end creation of technical offers for industrial customers
Select and specify the right solution architecture across Heating, Cooling, Water Transfer, and High-Pressure Applications
Ensure offers are technically accurate and application-appropriate
Build energy savings calculations, ROI models, and lifecycle cost cases
Engage with plant engineers, process managers, and energy managers
Conduct site assessments and process audits to map system architectures
Analyse P&IDs and process schematics
Collaborate with regional sales teams to align technical and commercial aspects

Key requirements

Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or equivalent technical discipline
8-12 years of experience in cooling towers, chillers, industrial pumps & process environments (metals, mining, cement, food & beverage, or similar)
Experience in application engineering, technical offer creation, or process engineering roles
Ability to read, interpret, and commercially analyse P&IDs and process schematics
Competency in parallel operations such as boilers, pumps, chillers, cooling towers
Solution architecture capability for process applications (designing system-level solutions)
Ability to build energy savings calculations, ROI models, and carbon reduction cases from first principles
Familiarity with industrial protection classes, IP ratings, and hazardous area compliance requirements