Process engineer

Do you get excited about projects and are you someone who can fulfill different roles in this? Then this position is really something for you! As a process engineer/project manager, you are someone who deals with all facets within a project and even the company. From engineering P&IDs to elaborating to elaborating a P&ID in a 2D and 3D design. It doesn't stop there, because you also play a role in making a project run on a project basis. You play a role in the purchasing and sales process, you consult with the customer about, among other things, a design and you are also responsible for the implementation / realization and commissioning of the project. So you also visit the customer a lot. If that's not a challenge!

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Function: Process engineer

Company: FCPS

Hours: 40

Education: HBO

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WHAT DO YOU BRING

Has a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering/technical business administration

Demonstrated experience in the process industry

Has demonstrable experience with engineering P&IDs and 2D and 3D designs

Is proactive, accurate and flexible

Has a passionate working method

Has good knowledge of AutoCAD, AutoCAD Plant 3D, Inventor and SolidWorks

Good knowledge of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and ERP systems

Can function within a team

Doesn't have a 09:00 – 17:00 mentality

In possession of a minimum driving license B

Good entrepreneurship starts with good employership

This is partly the foundation to which FCPS owes its success. Because involvement and dedication not only ensure a pleasant working atmosphere, organization and individual; but also allows you to grow to your full potential.

Of course, everyone values different conditions. This can be in the field of earnings, days off, study or career opportunities. Everyone has different intrinsic motivation and wants to achieve different goals in the long run. A lot is negotiable, we are happy to discuss it with you. We are convinced that when an employee acts from her or his own strength, this also results in common gain.

If you can't share, you can't multiply.