Project SummaryJubail is one of Bechtel’s most remarkable achievements—a city built from the sand up, requiring vast resources and logistical planning on an unprecedented scale. It the biggest civil engineering project in modern times—and it's getting bigger. Bechtel has managed the Jubail project, located in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, since it began in the mid-1970s. Saudi Arabian Bechtel Company (SABCO) serves as the Management Services Contractor (MSC), or “owner’s representative” for our client, the Royal Commission (RC). We are the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) managers, managing design submissions from local AE firms, and overseeing the actual construction work being performed by local contractors and sub-contractors in Jubail and Ras-Al-Khair Industrial Cities. In June 2021, Bechtel’s contract with the Royal Commission was renewed for another 5 years with work focusing on building new residential communities, iconic buildings/ bridges, major site preparation, commercial buildings, mosques, schools, hospitals, sports facilities, clinics, universities, utility services and infrastructure (electrical sub-stations, lift stations), roads and highways, port & pipeline expansions, and more. Major ResponsibilitiesReporting to the Chief Mechanical Engineer, the Senior Process Systems Engineer is responsible to scope and then review the process design and control systems design for all hydraulic systems, gas distribution systems and steam distribution systems. The work will require close coordination with the broader Engineering Department and with other departments and external stakeholders as well as assuming technical responsibility for interpreting, organizing, executing, and coordinating across multiple projects. The role will also involve close coordination between Engineering and Construction Departments to ensure early planning for pre-commissioning, commissioning and capacity ramp up is built into the design of facilities and Construction plans.  

Experience in pre-commissioning, commissioning and the incorporation of planning for commissioning into design.

University degree in mechanical engineering or process engineering or related discipline with minimum of 10 years experience in process design within multi-discipline design teams.Extensive process engineering experience related to major utilities such as sea water, chilled water, process water, fire water, industrial waste water, steam, gas, district cooling systems, sanitary waste water, irrigation water, potable water, etc in PC/EPC and/or operating industry, with multiple years in a process engineering role.