Environmental Project Engineer

Position Summary

Full‑time Project Engineer for TTX Environmental (a division of TTX). Responsible for day‑to‑day management of projects from design through start‑up, including travel to customer sites (≈25% travel) for start‑up assistance and equipment training.

Responsibilities

• Sales Phase Support
  • Assist Sales department as needed.
  • Review quotes and specifications.
  • Suggest new concepts to meet customer requirements.
  • Price non‑standard items.
• Engineering Phase
  • Provide direction to Lead Designers and Detailers on engineering and design specifications.
  • Approve fabrication drawings prior to release; responsible for the contents of all prints in production for assigned jobs.
  • Order long lead‑time items and monitor delivery.
  • Approve materials requisitioned for purchase.
  • Write and price addendums to address changing customer requirements.
  • Develop and maintain professional working relationships with customers.
  • Develop and approve all required engineering documentation, including operation manuals, maintenance manuals, and recommended spare parts lists.
• Fabrication Phase
  • Work closely with fabrication personnel to complete the project.
  • Manage the fabrication phase to ensure continuity with contract and design specifications.
  • Ensure final drawings reflect the end product.
  • Assist the Field Installation Manager in development and review of subcontractor proposals and bids.
• Installation Phase
  • Support Installation Supervisors with phone support, additional materials, updated prints, etc.
  • Conduct site visits for evaluation, equipment review during installation, start‑up, and training as required.
  • Collect required documentation: Operator Training Letters, Equipment Acceptance Forms, Safety Review Forms, Field Installation Reports, etc.
• Post‑Installation Phase
  • Maintain communication and relationships with key customer representatives.
  • Generate and communicate potential sales leads to TTX Management.
  • Resolve problems and issues as they arise.
  • Support the Engineering Services Manager and Field Installation Supervisors as necessary.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering or a related field.
• Willingness to learn electrical troubleshooting.
• Comfortable working with basic chemistry.