Editorial summary

The company is seeking a Process Technician (Chemical) to perform field logging, routine sampling, and plant process testing, and to provide operating support in the assigned process unit via the DCS panel and field positions. Responsibilities include handling daily operational tasks, plant troubleshooting, preparing process equipment for maintenance, and carrying out loading/unloading and raw material charging activities, with a focus on safety and housekeeping. Key requirements include a minimum NITEC/Diploma or equivalent qualification, and a high standard of job safety awareness. The role offers a monthly salary of 3500.

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Job description

[This job https://singapore.job-q.com/jobs/detail/process-technician-chemical-42813 first appeared in Job-Q.com on 13 Nov 2026]

Process Technician (Chemical)

Responsibilities:

• Perform field logging, routine sampling and plant process testing work
• Provide operating support in the assigned process unit in DCS panel and/or field position.
• Handle daily operational tasks and participate in plant troubleshooting.
• Prepare process equipment for maintenance work according to Standard Operating Procedures and Instructions
• Carry out loading/unloading and raw material charging activities
• Perform housekeeping in the process area
• High awareness of job safety and housekeeping

Requirements:

• Minimum NITEC/Diploma or equivalent qualification (Chemical /Mechanical or Mechatronics Engineering)
• Possess working experience in an oil/ gas/ petrochemical/Chemical industry
• DCS panel experience will be an added advantage
• Transport provided

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