Chemical Engineer - Plant Operations

About the Role

Our client is seeking a practical and results-driven Chemical Engineer to join their plant operations team in Vaughan . This role is essential for the day-to-day efficient and safe functioning of the manufacturing plant. You will be responsible for optimizing production processes, troubleshooting operational issues, and ensuring product quality meets stringent standards. The ideal candidate thrives in an industrial setting, possesses strong problem-solving abilities, and is committed to continuous improvement, working closely with production teams to maintain high operational performance and safety metrics.

Key Responsibilities Oversee chemical processes during shifts, ensuring smooth and efficient operation. Monitor process parameters and implement adjustments to maintain optimal performance. Respond to and resolve operational issues and equipment malfunctions promptly. Support continuous improvement initiatives aimed at increasing yield, reducing costs, and improving safety. Collaborate with maintenance teams on equipment reliability and preventative maintenance schedules. Ensure adherence to all safety and environmental regulations. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering . 2-4 years of experience in chemical plant operations or a related manufacturing role. Hands-on experience with process control systems and instrumentation. Solid understanding of chemical engineering principles applied to industrial production. Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced plant environment. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Benefits Competitive salary and shift differential pay. Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance. Company-sponsored retirement savings plan. Paid training and opportunities for on-the-job learning. Work in a stable, essential industry with a strong team environment.
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