Process Safety and Reliability Engineer (Chemical Manufacturing)

Build safer, smarter, more reliable operations We're looking for a process professional to elevate production at our sulphur facility in Anacortes, WA—someone who thrives on analytics, collaboration, and rigorous safety leadership.

Quick Facts Primary Location:

Anacortes, WA Schedule:

Monday to Friday Reports to:

Operations Manager Compensation & Classification Compensation:

$95,000-105,000 + bonus, + benefits (salaried, exempt) The range shown reflects the targeted pay scale. Actual pay within the range depends on work location and factors such as skills, experience, and education. Specific salary details can be discussed during the hiring process. Posted compensation reflects base salary only and excludes bonuses, benefits, pension contributions, and other incentives. What You'll Do Lead and support implementation of processing methods and controls to meet quality and output targets safely and cost-effectively (5%). Define, measure, and report reliability metrics that reflect the effectiveness of operations (10%). Create process engineering designs, calculations, and comprehensive reports for capital and optimization projects (35%). Support planned shutdowns by conducting inspections and troubleshooting emergent issues (10%). Advance the US site P&ID program (10%). Join cross-functional project teams and audits to maintain compliance with internal standards and external regulations (15%). Act as a corporate resource for Good Engineering Practices and proper materials selection (5%). Invest in ongoing training and development (10%). What You'll Lead in PSM Coordinate Process Safety Management sitewide, including HAZ-OPS facilitation, MOC execution, and PHA planning and follow-through. What You Bring BS in Chemical Engineering (accredited) with 0-3 years in process engineering/design. Travel up to 10% (mostly U.S.; some Canada possible). Depth in process design, analysis, troubleshooting, and optimization. Knowledge of PSM elements and

OSHA PSM

practices to initiate/monitor/audit site safety. Track record of prioritizing employee health and safety. Analytical rigor and strong problem-solving skills. Collaboration skills across operations, maintenance, and EHS. Experience with process controls, PLCs, and DCS systems. Medical Requirement Chemtrade is committed to the safety and health of its employees and the public. All employees are required to complete and pass their annually held medical assessments, including but not limited to the Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) and the ability to wear a respirator as a condition of employment. Life at

Chemtrade Purpose-driven:

Safety, sustainability, and environmental stewardship underpin our operations.

People-first:

We respect and value every employee; diversity of thought and background drives innovation.

Community:

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Balance and growth:

Family-friendly benefits and clear paths for advancement support your life and career. Explore our Chemtrade Benefits Highlight Booklet — Come Work With Us. Get to know us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube (Chemtrade).