Commissioning Engineer

EasyMining is looking for a skilled and motivated Commissioning Engineer who wants to save global resources and contribute to the transition to a circular economy.

We are in the process of commercializing our technologies by building chemical process plants and are therefore in need of a commissioning engineer with experience from the process, mining, or petrochemical industry.

Do you want to play a key role in bringing new recovery technologies into operation?

Job Brief
As a Commissioning Engineer at EasyMining, you will be responsible for the preparation, execution, and follow-up of commissioning activities, ensuring that our process equipment and systems are started up safely, efficiently, and according to design. You will work closely with internal EasyMining discipline engineering teams, construction partners, and equipment suppliers on-site.

Key Responsibilities

• Participating in installation and construction phases as EasyMining's on-site representative.
• Collaborate with engineering, procurement, and construction teams to ensure a smooth transition from construction and installation to a commissioning phase
• Plan and execute commissioning and start-up activities for new process plants.
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues during commissioning and handover.
• Test and verify that systems meet performance, safety, and quality requirements.
• Provide technical documentation and reporting of commissioning results.
• Lead or participate in site meetings with partners, contractors, and stakeholders.
• Support continuous improvement of EasyMining's commissioning standards and methods.

Travel Requirements
The role will require periods of travel to project sites, mainly in Europe. A typical pattern is one month at site followed by one month home, but this may vary depending on project needs. Locations can include Germany, Sweden, or other European countries.

We offer you
A stimulating and challenging position where you will have the opportunity to develop your skills together with motivated co-workers in a cross-disciplinary team. You will contribute to developing and realizing new technologies as well as optimizing existing ones.

Personal Requirements

• You work with structure, both independently and in a team.
• Physically capable of field work and site walks in operating chemical plants handling hazardous chemicals.
• Able to document progress and results in an organized manner.
• Able to handle confidential information responsibly.

Education & Experience Requirements

• A post-secondary engineering education.
• 5 years of relevant experience, preferably from the chemical, petrochemical, or mining industry.
• Good knowledge of commissioning practices and cross-discipline engineering projects.
• Strong understanding of process plant design, installation, and operation.

It Is An Advantage If You Have Experience Of

• Using COMOS, AVEVA or similar engineering systems.
• Filtration of ashes, phosphorus, hydroxides & heavy metals.
• Vendor contacts for pumps, filters, reactors, agitators, scrubbers, and mixer-settlers.
• Site supervision, field work, and installation.

Language Skills

• Fluent English (requirement)
• Good knowledge of Swedish (requirement)
• German (benefit)

Further information
EasyMining has been a company in the Ragn-Sells group since 2014. Ragn-Sells is a Swedish waste and recycling company operating in 5 countries with an annual turnover above 900 M€ and approximately 2500 employees.

EasyMining today employs 65 people and is expected to grow to 70 during 2025. The engineering and management are located in Gothenburg, R&D in Uppsala, and our German office in Berlin. To read more about us and our technologies, please visit EasyMining.

Application
Apply by clicking ANSÖK below. Deadline is set to November 7, but we review applications continuously.

For Further Questions, Please Contact
Johan Möller, Engineering discipline lead,

Background
Recovery and recycling of nutrients such as phosphorus, nitrogen, and potassium from society back to agriculture is important for a sustainable world. Phosphorus and potassium are scarce resources in which EU is heavily dependent on virgin import from Morocco and Russia. Both the manufacturing of mineral nitrogen fertilizers, as well as the required biological methods for treating nitrogen containing wastewaters consume large amounts of energy and chemicals. In addition, the established virgin-based processes lead to emissions of greenhouse gases and ammonia, which affects the climate, eutrophication, and causes acidification in the nature.