What are the responsibilities and job description for the Controls System Engineer position at CPS, Inc.?
Be part of the team building a brand new TNT plant in Western Kentucky.
This is the first TNT plant in the US since 1986. This TNT facility is using state-of-the-art automation and a novel waste neutralization process to make it one of the most high-tech, safe and environmentally friendly TNT plants ever constructed. They are using the same chemical process as in 1986 but with a different production method altogether. There won't be any wastewater, and it will be done in a way to not put out the pollutants.
U.S. investment comes courtesy of a $435 million military contract to build and operate the first domestic source of the explosive chemical.
Summary
The Control Systems Engineer is responsible for engineering assurance of all control, automation, and safety instrumented systems for the TNT Project. The role ensures that control system architecture, hardware, software, and cybersecurity are fit for purpose, compliant, and support safe operation, commissioning, and long term asset reliability. Following commissioning, the role transitions to a site based Controls Engineer supporting plant operations.
Responsibilities
Engineering Assurance
This is the first TNT plant in the US since 1986. This TNT facility is using state-of-the-art automation and a novel waste neutralization process to make it one of the most high-tech, safe and environmentally friendly TNT plants ever constructed. They are using the same chemical process as in 1986 but with a different production method altogether. There won't be any wastewater, and it will be done in a way to not put out the pollutants.
U.S. investment comes courtesy of a $435 million military contract to build and operate the first domestic source of the explosive chemical.
Summary
The Control Systems Engineer is responsible for engineering assurance of all control, automation, and safety instrumented systems for the TNT Project. The role ensures that control system architecture, hardware, software, and cybersecurity are fit for purpose, compliant, and support safe operation, commissioning, and long term asset reliability. Following commissioning, the role transitions to a site based Controls Engineer supporting plant operations.
Responsibilities
Engineering Assurance
- Assure control system architecture & design from FEED onwards
- Review EPCM control philosophies, cause & effect, & specs
- Ensure alignment with company standards and cybersecurity requirements
- Support SIL determination and SIS design assurance
- Ensure safety functions are correctly implemented and tested
- Participate in safety validation activities
- Provide technical support during installation & loop checking
- Support FAT, SAT, and commissioning activities
- Resolve control system issues during start up
- Support development of alarm management, operating interfaces, and training
- Ensure control system readiness aligns with OR milestones
- B.S., Chemical, Electrical, Control Systems, or Automation Engineering
- 3 years of experience in industrial control systems in the chemicals / explosives / refining / petrochemical industries preferred
- Experience with DeltaV, DeltaV SIS, DeltaV Live, AMS Device Manager, Acronis, Allen Bradley PLCs, Motor Controls, Low Voltage Distribution, and industrial networks; communication protocols - HART, Ethernet I/P, Modbus RTU, Mobus TCP
- Knowledge of IEC 61511 / functional safety principles
- Commissioning and start up experience
- NIST SP 800-82
- To be considered for the position, candidates MUST BE US citizens or US green card holders