Chemical Process Engineer (Ref: NESGHAS1)

Salary / Rate:: GBP 50.00-58.00
Location:: Grampian
Rate:: Hourly
Job Type:: Contract
Sector:: Chemical Process
Date Posted:: 18/03/2008
Reference:: NESGHAS1

We are looking for a experienced chemical process engineer to join our clients team performing feasibility and conceptual studies for Shell Global Solutions. The candidate requires experience in engineering design, preferably involving early concept engineering design.
The projects are for large greenfield developments located around the world, exploring interesting engineering fields such as coal bed methane, CO sequestration, high pressure gas processing of H2S and CO2 rich streams as well as general upstream field developments.
Degree in Chemical Engineering is essential.

Consultant Details

Consultant Name:: Gordon Hassan
Telephone:: 0141-849-7708
Email:: Send email

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