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FCC Tech Service Officer
About this role
The role is for a FCC Tech Service Officer based in Lagos, full-time. It involves providing technical support for UOP technologies with a focus on Fluid Catalytic Cracking and Treating, and possible work on HF Alkylation, MTO, and Renewables. The position requires interaction with external customers and internal teams, field service support, participation in R&D and engineering reviews, data analysis, and delivering UOP training. It reports to Honeywell Technologies and supports unit start-ups, audits, and technical documentation. The company is a global automation firm serving building, industrial, and process sectors with a focus on transitioning from automation to autonomy.
What you would do
- Provide technical support for FCC, Treating and related UOP technologies.
- Interact with licensees, operating companies, EPC contractors, vendors and consultants, and internal teams.
- Provide field service support for start-ups, restarts, troubleshooting, and on-site unit audits.
- Participate in R&D, technology improvement projects and engineering reviews (Design Basis, PFD, P&ID, HAZOP).
- Review and analyse operating data and prepare data review reports under Service Agreements.
- Prepare and update manuals, training materials and deliver UOP technology training courses.
- Support new and revamped unit start-ups from pre-commissioning to acceptance.
- Author Manuals of Instruction for processes in responsibility area.
- Prepare materials for Technical Symposia and Sales Meetings.
- Develop broader knowledge of Technology Services activities and interfaces.
What they are asking for
- Bachelor’s Degree in a technical discipline (science, technology, engineering or mathematics).
- 8+ years of FCC and Treating process technology experience (UOP Field Operating Service, UOP Engineering or refinery experience).
- Ability to travel domestically and internationally up to 50% of the time, with notice given for trips.
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