Chemical Engineer CV Template
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Carol Morgan
227 Hampton Street
Harwich
HO14 4PJ
Mob: 079 6631 4572 Email: carol.m@live.co.uk
Personal profile statement
I am a dedicated, hardworking and pro-active Chemical Engineer with a strong background in design, plant operations, offshore operations, and process and safety improvements. I have solid work experience in designing, testing and analysing processes to increase the overall efficiency of operations. I possess excellent interpersonal skills and I enjoy working in both team environments and independently. I am currently looking for an opportunity to utilise my technical skills in a challenging working environment and become a valuable asset to the organisation that I work for.
Achievements
- Over two years of experience in the field
- Achieved a 2:1 degree in BSc Chemistry from University of Southampton
- Received 74% for my final year project (double credits)
Education
| 2011 – 2014 | BSc Chemistry | University of Southampton | Grade achieved: 2:1 |
Relevant Modules:
- Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
- Macromolecules of Life
- Introduction to Mathematical Methods
- Atomic and Molecular Interactions
- Organic Reaction Mechanisms
| 2009 – 2011 Results: Chemistry: A Physics: B Biology: B | A Levels | Southgate College |
| 2002 – 2009 Results: 13 GCSEs at Grades A*-C. | GCSEs | Telford East School |
Work experience
| Mar 2015 – Present | Chemical Engineer 1&1 Chemicals Ltd |
Main duties performed:
- Applying principles of chemical engineering to solve production problems
- Optimising production by analysing and improving processes
- Applying chemical processes on water, oil, wood and metal
- Working with others to ensure maximum output levels and the efficient running of the production facility
- Working with specialist laboratory facilities, equipment and machinery
- Designing and organising and revamping projects
- Performed tests throughout the various stages of production
- Researching ways to develop new chemical products
- Management and quality control of raw materials
- Ensuring relevant legislation is adhered to in the use, handling storage and disposal of chemicals
- Designed measurement and control systems
- Planning and execution of laboratory work with fellow engineers
- Assessing and analyse the quality of chemical products
- Archive and process the results of the analysis
- Writing technical notes and reports
- Minimising waste by improving processes
- Carrying out COSHH risk assessments and improving health & safety measures
- Liaising with fellow engineers and external professionals on a daily basis
- Supervising the work of junior staff
- Attending progress meetings with members from various departments
- Ensuring that a professional, quality service is provided at all times
| Apr 2014 – Feb 2015 | Trainee Technician MSH Manufacturers |
Main duties performed:
- Assisting manufacturing engineers with the development of products
- Performing product analysis and testing
- Producing technical documentation and presenting it to colleagues and clients
- Ensuring that stock and equipment are stored safely at all times
Qualifications
- On-the-job training in using specialised equipment and technology
- Effective Team Working Skills Training Course – Ripley Training Ltd
- Health & Safety at Work – CJD
Skills
- Working with laboratory facilities, equipment and technical documentation
- Practical chemistry skills, including flame test, gravimetric analysis, volumetric analysis and atomic absorption spectroscopy
- Ability to utilise Microsoft VISIO for drawings Process Flow Diagram (PFD) and Process and Instrument Drawing (P&ID)
- Excellent at using UniSim Design Suite for designing and optimising chemical processes
- Exceptional research and data analysis skills, and the ability to produce technical reports outlining chemical processes and operations
References
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Tips
- Jargon: It is generally advisable not to use any jargon or highly technical terms on your CV because you don’t know who will be reading your CV and whether those terms would mean anything to them. For certain jobs, including the Chemical Engineer role, an exception can be made because the only way you can convey your knowledge and expertise of key areas of the job is to use jargon and technical terms. Therefore, do not be afraid the mention the methods, processes and activities which are technical in nature; but be careful not to overdo it.
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