Chevron facilities design engineers play a critical role in the management of Chevron construction projects around
the globe. You’ll work side by side with other talented engineers and apply Chevron’s world-class project management
process — Project Development and Execution Process (CPDEP) — to project and construction work.
Who We Hire
What You'll Do
Where You'll Work
Facilities Design Engineering Jobs
- Project management
- Design, engineering and technical support
- Marketing and technical sales
- Refinery/chemical unit operations
- Asset management
Who We Hire
Facilities design engineering professionals are dedicated to continuous improvement and achieving results. Facilities
design engineering teams:
- Are assigned to an interdisciplinary team within an oil field, refinery or plant.
- Have a collaborative work style.
- Enjoy a highly teamwork-oriented environment.
- Are solution-oriented and outcome-driven.
- Translate situations into scalable solutions.
- Have a high level of integrity.
Candidates should have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in chemical, mechanical, civil or electrical engineering.
Opportunities are available in the following functional capacities:
- Operations manager
- Project manager
- Technical support
What You'll Do
Facilities engineers focus on the support, management and execution of construction projects that allow us to explore
new frontiers and meet the world’s ever-growing demand for energy. Responsibilities include:
- Manage construction projects, such as the installation of oil, gas and water production, separation and injection
facilities (upstream) or petrochemical and refinery facilities (downstream).
- Work with tanks, vessels, compressors, pumps, piping, power distribution and computer controls, including making
repairs, adding new features or functionality and installing new equipment.
- Take responsibility for managing all aspects of construction projects.
- Work with the team to execute operating plans and capital and expense budgets and to develop Chevron’s assets in a
cost-effective manner.
- Help develop budgets and plans and assist operations personnel in reviewing existing facilities to improve efficiency
and reduce costs.
Depending on your experience and aspirations, you can become involved with larger design and construction projects or
specialize in a variety of technical areas. For example, you may work as a structural design engineer, developing new
offshore platforms or modifying old ones, or become involved in other areas, such as corrosion or environmental engineering.
Where You'll Work
Facilities engineers work at all of Chevron’s operations around the world and usually spend the first five years of their
career working in one or more of the following U.S. locations:
- Anchorage, Alaska
- Bakersfield, California
- Evanston, Wyoming
- Houston or Midland, Texas
You’ll have opportunities to transfer to global locations after five years of experience.
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