Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position
Position Overview
* Mechanical Engineer Role
* Karratha, Western Australia Location
* Project Ceres – Perdaman Urea Plant Project
* Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent
Job Responsibilities
As a Mechanical Engineer specializing in rotary equipment in a urea manufacturing plant, you will design, operate, maintain and optimize rotary machinery within the production facility. Your role will ensure reliable performance of rotary equipment like compressors, pumps, turbines and rotary dryers, supporting efficient and safe plant operations.
Required Qualifications and Experience
* Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or related field required.
* 5-10 years of experience needed for the role.
* Relevant experience in mechanical engineering roles preferably in a urea manufacturing plant or similar chemical process industry focusing on rotary equipment.
* In-depth knowledge of rotary equipment design, operation and maintenance practices required.
* Familiarity with relevant codes, standards and regulations governing rotary equipment in industrial settings necessary.
* Proficiency in engineering software tools for equipment design, analysis and modelling required.
* Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with ability to apply engineering principles to troubleshoot complex mechanical issues.
* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
* Project management skills to plan, execute and monitor equipment-related projects.
* Will to stay updated on industry trends, advancements and best practices in rotary equipment and urea manufacturing.
About This Opportunity
This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a large-scale project that supports the fertiliser supply chain, adds value to Australian resources and creates jobs locally.
Australia's largest and one of the world's biggest urea plants is being developed by a leading chemicals and fertilisers company. Located in Karratha, the plant will use feedstock from Woodside under a 20-year supply agreement and has a 20-year offtake agreement with Incitec Pivot.
The project aims to boost global agricultural productivity using a safe non-toxic fertiliser, urea. It will support the fertiliser supply chain, add value to Australian resources and create jobs locally.