B.Sc Electrical Engineer -process control and instrumentation

Introduction

 

electrical engineer:instrumentation background must have a B.Sc  engineering (elec)

On-Line Analysers: Application & Product Specialist Our client specializes in on-line reagent analysers for mineral processing applications. The position would be best suited to an electrical engineer with an instrumentation background. chem or Metallurgical engineers with an interest in instrumentation may also apply. The ideal candidate would have a degree or  higher national diploma in Engineering with 5  years
On-Line Analysers: Application & Product SpecialistOur client specializes in on-line reagent analysers for mineral processing applications. The position would be best suited to an electrical engineer with an instrumentation background. Chemical or Metallurgical engineers with an interest in instrumentation may also apply. The ideal candidate would have a degree in Engineering with 5 to 10 years work experience. ·Perform design functions for new and existing on-line analyser systems. This includes R&D, system engineering, hardware and software development. Ongoing product improvement and development.
  • Installation, commissioning and user training functions on customer sites.
  • Remote support functions via phone and email.
  • On-site support and servicing of on-line analyser systems
  • Manufacture of sub-components and assemblies.
  • Documentation functions
  • Quality control functions
  • Must be open to travel locally and overseas. Overseas travel duration typically a week at a time.

Our client specializes in on-line reagent analysers for mineral processing applications. The position would be best suited to an electrical engineer with an instrumentation background. Chemical or Metallurgical engineers with an interest in instrumentation may also apply. 

Duties & Responsibilities

 On-Line Analysers: Application & Product Specialist

Our client specializes in on-line reagent analysers for mineral processing applications. The position would be best suited to an electrical engineer with an instrumentation background. Chemical or Metallurgical engineers with an interest in instrumentation may also apply. The ideal candidate would have a degree in Engineering with 5 to 10 years work experience. ·Perform design functions for new and existing on-line analyser systems. This includes R&D, system engineering, hardware and software development. Ongoing product improvement and development.

  • Installation, commissioning and user training functions on customer sites.
  • Remote support functions via phone and email.
  • On-site support and servicing of on-line analyser systems
  • Manufacture of sub-components and assemblies.
  • Documentation functions
  • Quality control functions
  • Must be open to travel locally and overseas. Overseas travel duration typically a week at a time.[L

Desired Experience & Qualification

at least 2-5  years  instrumentation experience

Degree in electrical engineering  

Package & Remuneration

R55K pm  -R35k pm dep on  exp  .negotiable

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