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Utility Process Engineer

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The Utility Process Lead is responsible for building technical expertise and maintaining strong process control within the B&U cell. The role ensures safe, stable, and efficient operations by applying IWS/RTT methods to reduce losses, standardize processes, and improve energy and resource efficiency.

As the Utility Process Lead, you will be responsible for the following:

  • Develop and maintain process standards for building and utility systems to ensure stable operations. Analyze performance data, manage costs, and support KPIs related to reliability, efficiency, safety, and service.
  • Apply IWS methodology to improve efficiency, safety, and quality within utility processes. Manage daily systems, identify recurring losses, and support root cause analysis and solutions.
  • Create and maintain clear process standards, training materials, and visual controls. Coach teams to follow standards and improve their process knowledge and discipline.
  • Work closely with different teams such as Cell Lead, Maintenance, Engineering, EHS, and CI. Support initiatives focused on energy optimization, sustainability, and continuous improvement.
  • Manage daily line systems like centerline, changeover, and change management. Build team capability in process control and use data analysis to improve performance.
  • Lead problem-solving activities for utility systems using standard methods and data tools. Ensure consistent system performance and support production needs on time.
  • Follow and enforce health and safety standards to maintain a safe workplace. Report risks, incidents, and unsafe conditions while supporting continuous safety improvements.
  • Handle additional tasks and projects as assigned by the manager. Provide support as needed to meet operational goals.

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