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Principal Engineer II - Water Treatment Process Design

USA, Phoenix

Academic Bachelor

> 10 Years

Shape the Future of Sustainable Water Use in MiningJoin our mining client as a senior leader on their Water Management Solutions team. In this role, you'll spearhead innovative strategies to reduce freshwater use, enhance recycling and recovery, and support clean, sustainable mining operations around the globe.What You'll Do:* Lead the development and review of complex water treatment designs, including process models, mass balances, and technical documentation.* Serve as a subject matter expert for large-scale water treatment projects and system troubleshooting.* Guide internal teams on selecting cost-effective water treatment technologies and equipment.* Align engineering strategies with site-level goals and collaborate with cross-functional leaders.* Support applied research and testing for process design and innovation.* Represent our client at industry events and help drive continuous improvement.* Manage project planning, consulting budgets, and vendor services.Preferred Requirements:* MBA or financial evaluation experience* Professional Engineer (PE) license* Background in Civil, Environmental, or Chemical Engineering* Hands-on experience in mining, hydrometallurgy, or industrial water systems* Strong project management skills including cost estimation and scheduling* Fluency in Spanish or Bahasa Indonesian

Project Controls Lead III

USA, Kemmerer

Academic Bachelor

Not applicable

Key Responsibilities Provide timely and accurate data and deliverables for benchmarking, tool building, and project reporting. Lead overall project cost, schedule, progress measurement, and change management activities. Support Project Teams with cost and schedule analysis, reporting, forecasting, and budgeting. Develop and maintain Project Controls Plans and Management of Change (MOC) Plans. Establish and lead monthly cost and schedule stewardship reviews, ensuring adherence to stewardship processes. Coordinate estimating, planning, and cost control activities, communicating priorities to the project team. Maintain Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS), Original Control Budget (OCB), Current Control Budget (CCB), Project Master Schedule, and Planning & Budgeting systems. Collect, analyze, and report project cost and schedule information to identify potential problem areas; prepare cost and schedule forecasts. Administer and facilitate the Management of Change process and Capital Efficiency reviews. Interface with controllers regarding AFEs/budgets, invoices, and development of Work-In-Place. Participate in bid evaluations, contract price budgets, contract control schedules, and milestone development. Ensure project controls teams are familiar with contractor payment terms and contract coordination procedures. Lead preparation for Gate Reviews, Advance Commitment, Full Funding, or Supplement activities. Develop cost and schedule estimates, Estimate Confidence Packages, and Estimate Development Plans. Respond to ad hoc requests from the Project Management Team related to controls and reporting. Support consortium, affiliate, and joint venture presentations. Perform quality assurance by monitoring contractor performance in cost control, progress measurement, and schedule management. Review and endorse contractor-prepared schedules, progress measures, cost baselines, and change proposals. Assist site management in developing corrective actions and recovery plans; ensure implementation. Manage the Cost and Schedule organization including contractor sites, serving as the central link between project and organization. Provide mentorship and feedback to project controls engineers and planners. Ensure functional alignment and approval of key deliverables (e.g., Estimate Confidence Packages). Drive and promote capital efficiency across stewarded projects.

Laboratory Technician I - Brazoria, TX

USA, Brazoria

Academic Bachelor

Not applicable

Location: Brazoria County, TX area Contract Type: W2 Contract through Brunel Duration: September 8, 2025 - September 8, 2026 Schedule: 12-hour rotating shifts, with overtime as required Brunel is seeking a Laboratory Technician I to support one of our major clients in the energy sector at their operations in Brazoria County, TX. This role is critical in ensuring that analytical testing, quality control, and compliance standards are maintained at the highest level, directly contributing to safe and efficient refinery operations. As a Laboratory Technician, you will perform a variety of chemical and physical analyses on petroleum products and related samples. Your work will help ensure operations meet safety, environmental, and loss control objectives, while also guaranteeing the integrity and accuracy of laboratory results. Responsibilities Perform and document quality assurance testing to ensure accuracy and compliance with established QA programs. Conduct analyses aligned with refinery and loss control programs to improve safety and reduce losses. Apply analytical standards, methods, and regulatory requirements to daily tasks. Collaborate with engineers, operators, and maintenance teams to provide accurate results that support operational decisions. Troubleshoot laboratory instruments and apply technical knowledge to resolve problems. Take accountability for task completion, accuracy, and compliance. Promote safe work practices and maintain compliance with all safety, environmental, and regulatory standards. Support overtime work and rotating shifts as required. High School Diploma or GED required (technical or chemistry-related background preferred). Ability to work independently and in a team environment. Willingness and ability to work a 12-hour rotating shift schedule and overtime. Valid Driver's License. Proficiency with MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook) and ability to learn laboratory/process software (e.g., LIMS, SAP). Legally authorized to work in the U.S. without restrictions. Ability to: Work safely with chemicals, including acids and bases. Wear PPE (FR clothing, steel-toed shoes, eye and ear protection, respirator when required). Lift up to 50 pounds safely. Work outdoors in different weather conditions. Handle petroleum products under high pressure and heat. Preferred Qualifications Experience in refinery, petrochemical, or oil & gas laboratories. Familiarity with analytical chemistry techniques (gas chromatography, spectrophotometry, titration, viscosity testing). Understanding of API and ASTM standards. Experience with SAP, LIMS, or similar lab systems. Proven record of working under strict HSE and regulatory protocols Laboratory Testing, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Analytical Chemistry, Petroleum Laboratory, Refinery Laboratory, Gas Analysis, Crude Oil Testing, Petrochemical Testing, Instrument Calibration, Gas Chromatography (GC), Spectrophotometry, Titration, Viscosity Testing, API Standards, ASTM Testing, LIMS, SAP, HSE Compliance, Regulatory Compliance, Environmental Testing. Why Join Through Brunel? Brunel has over 50 years of experience delivering workforce solutions in more than 40 countries. We connect specialists to pioneering projects across energy, petrochemicals, and infrastructure. Joining through Brunel means you'll receive professional support, reliable payroll, access to benefits, and the chance to build your career within a global network of energy experts. Apply Today If you are a laboratory professional seeking to advance your career in the energy sector and contribute to critical refinery operations, apply now for the Laboratory Technician I - Brazoria County, TX area opportunity through Brunel.

Field and Safety Coordinator

USA, Carlsbad

Secondary School

4-6 Years

We are seeking an experienced Field and Safety Coordinator to join a major Oil & Gas project. This field-based role will support safety, security, health, and environmental programs across construction and operational activities. The Coordinator will ensure compliance with corporate and regulatory requirements while promoting a strong safety culture throughout the site. Key Responsibilities Serve as focal point for SSHE compliance at site level. Implement and monitor safety programs, policies, and procedures. Conduct field inspections, safety audits, and risk assessments. Lead incident investigations, root cause analysis, and corrective actions. Prepare and deliver toolbox talks and safety training sessions. Track and report KPIs such as TRIR, near misses, and corrective actions. Support emergency response drills and readiness. Interface with project leadership, contractors, and regulatory agencies.

Electrical Maintenance Technician II

USA, Spring, TX

Academic Bachelor

Not applicable

Brunel is recruiting Electrical Maintenance Technicians to work in Spring, TX for initially 1 year contract and travel to Beaumont, TX and Chicago. Location: Spring, TX (with travel to Beaumont, Baytown, Houston, and Chicago) Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8-10 hours per day The Electrical Maintenance Technician will be responsible for researching, reviewing, and verifying existing electrical drawings across multiple pipeline and terminal sites. The role involves checking power systems from medium to low voltage, verifying PLC systems, and inspecting electrical enclosures to ensure accurate labeling and identification. The technician ensure that electrical drawings are up to date, accurate, and aligned with new equipment installations, maintaining compliance with safety and project standards while staying within budget and schedule. Responsibilities: Research and review all existing electrical drawings for nine pipeline pump, meter, and satellite stations. Verify incoming power systems (medium to low voltage) and perform PLC low-voltage verifications. Visually inspect and verify labeling for junction boxes, pull boxes, PLC cabinets, power boxes (disconnects/MCC enclosures), and switchgear. Tag and document all enclosures, pipe runs, and wire runs for proper identification and labeling. Support new equipment integration by aligning and updating electrical drawings. Realign, rescan, and submit drawings to the appropriate departments. Maintain and manage documentation through SharePoint and Outlook. Ensure full compliance with electrical safety procedures and operational standards. Required Skills & Qualifications: Certification: Master Electrician (required). Experience: 8-10 years of hands-on experience in electrical work. Industry Background: Oil and gas or industrial experience preferred. Strong understanding of electrical systems, cables, and reading electrical drawings. Familiarity with PLC systems and electrical verification processes. Proficiency with SharePoint and Outlook. AutoCAD experience not required, but ability to interpret electrical drawings is essential. Demonstrated understanding of electrical safety procedures and compliance standards. Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills. Travel & Work Schedule: Travel Requirement: Approximately 50% travel / 50% office work (Spring, TX). Training Location: Houston area. Primary Sites: Four in the Beaumont area, one in Chicago

Machinery Specialist V - Lubes & Rotating Parts

USA, Port Arthur

Secondary School

Not applicable

Develop, implement, and continuously improve the site lubrication strategy (oil selection, change/sweetening, labeling, reservoir and filter maintenance, sample points, etc.). Define lubrication routes, frequency, sample/reporting procedures. Monitor oil condition through sampling (e.g., wear metals, contamination, water content) and manage responses (change, rejuvenate, etc.). Establish predictive and condition-based monitoring routes; set alarm/alert thresholds. Collect and interpret vibration data (spectrum, phase, time waveform, orbits, etc.). Identify early signs of mechanical issues (bearing wear, shaft misalignment, imbalance, looseness, etc.). Lead root cause failure analysis (RCFA) when required. Work with rotating equipment such as pumps, compressors, turbines, fans, gearboxes, drivers, seal systems, etc. Define performance criteria vs actual, identify "bad actors," recommend improvements or modifications. Participate in or lead reliability improvement projects (upgrades, retrofits, supplier / OEM oversight). Act as technical liaison among Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, and possibly Reliability teams. Support Maintenance planners / supervisors with scope of work, job plans, spare parts definition. Ensure alignment of reliability goals, technical standards, and best practices across site.

Senior Instrument and Controls Engineer

USA, Phoenix

Academic Bachelor

4-6 Years

This position will be located in Phoenix, Arizona on a hybrid schedule which requires virtual collaboration as well as attending in-person meetings in Phoenix or at one of our site locations. Amenities at the office include a working café, phone booths and meeting rooms with technology tools for virtual and in-person collaboration. In-person attendance may vary based on the position and department requirements. Duties: Review, investigate and develop appropriate recommendations regarding Instrumentation and Control Systems during the various stages of a project such as: Feasibility Study, Basic Engineering and Detailed Engineering Provide technical expertise and guidance to project teams, resolving technical issues/conflicts and ensuring adherence to project timelines and specifications Supports risk assessments, including PHA/HAZOP,LOPA/SIL assessment and SIL verification and review the safety requirement specifications (SRS) Use of technical judgment in making selections and adaption of engineering alternatives during various stages of project implementation Support the company during the development/preparation of company of company discipline (instrumentation and controls) specification standards Develop both conceptual and detailed Instrumentation and Controls requirements including Instrumentation selection and guidelines to meet project requirements Work with the project team, during various optimization efforts during various stages of project implementation Implement and monitor performance indicators, metrics for measurement of Instrumentation and Controls progress/schedule during various stages of project implementation Prepare weekly/monthly reports to communicate project status and outcomes to stakeholders Collaborate with other disciplines, departments, and company installations/sites to provide technical support and recommendations during various stages of project implementation Ensure compliance with relevant industry codes, standards, regulations, and safety guidelines (e.g., ASME, API, ISO, IEC, ISA) various stages of project implementation Proficiency of Smart-Plant Instrumentation Instrument database Generate and review technical reports, specifications, and data sheets to support project implementation Interpreting P&I Drawings, review/checking loop diagrams, schematics, or other field instrumentation drawings

Operational Readiness Planner/Scheduler

USA, Phoenix

Academic Bachelor

6-9 Years

Manage and oversee scheduling functions within project controls functional area for moderate to high-risk capital engineering and construction projects. Responsible for project planning and scheduling, monitoring, progress measurement, risk management and reporting. Manage planning team members reporting to the Project Controls Manager. Participate in establishing operating policies to mitigate risk. Provide guidance and consultation for project team members. Familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Perform a variety of tasks. Essential Functions: Develop and consolidate the Operational Readiness Plans for each project in the global portfolio of capital projects, including expansions and both new greenfield and brownfield assets. These plans include scope, schedules, budgets (AFE development) and progress tracking programs. Collaborate with Project teams and Site leadership to ensure clear and accurate Operational Readiness progress communication - intervening with scope, cost and schedule solutions as required to deliver Operational Readiness objectives. Work with each of the Project Readiness Managers and their relevant teams to refine the Operational Readiness Plans as the project develops. Support the effective execution of the plan with accountability, guidance, direction, and support. Guide and direct resolution of project difficulties and complex project control issues. Strong analytical skills required to review all project controls information and ensure accuracy as well as identify issues, concerns, and potential mitigations Interact with the Project Management and Corporate teams in the development of the project schedule and participate in regular project meetings. Gather information, conduct analyses and prepare reports and presentations of information to communicate potential issues and concerns as needed on the project. Integrate multiple schedules into a master project schedule. Identify, determine, and communicate design changes, scope changes, schedule slippages and potential impacts and participate in the identification of mitigations. Ensure trends of cost and schedule are identified, well documented and ensure the change management process is followed and communicate and suggest corrective actions Coordinate with cross functional team in project setting, ensure project controls team members are interfacing with engineering, procurement, contracts and construction on concepts and relationships to the scope of work. Manage project baseline process for schedule and participate in progress measurement as well as forecasting of final schedule throughout the project. Ensure all planning is conducted in accordance with company standards and procedures and that schedule version control processes, policies, and procedures are followed. Analyze critical path and constraints to determine effect of changes to schedule and recommend mitigations and potential workarounds Participate in risk management; this includes identification, documentation, mitigation and tracking of potential risks on the project. In addition, determine potential schedule/progress impacts of potential risks as they are identified Mentor and lead other project planner/scheduling members, ensure project planning team is staffed appropriately, conduct regular staff performance reviews, and manage any staffing issues that may arise Conduct analysis to determine alternative courses of action or recovery on slippages identified in schedule Job Scope: Nature of work: Works on complex issues and is responsible to implement solutions. Leads and directs the work of others. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. Level of interaction: Leads the department or work group with interaction with external piers in various departments to ensure cross coordination between groups. Autonomy/decision making: Works under very limited to no supervision and has latitude to set objectives, priorities and timelines impacting the project controls team. Budgetary responsibility: Has moderate budgetary responsibility Managerial responsibility: Leads planning work group and at times provides support in management of the project controls team.

Site Document Controller

USA, Port Arthur

Academic Bachelor

4-6 Years

Duties and Responsibilities: Provides support in validating, capturing, and tracking all transmittals, deliverables and other project records, information and data and supports in accepting them to the project EDMS. Assists to configure and track project document reviews and provides support to assigned reviewers as needed. With guidance, provides end users with support and assistance in researching or retrieving documents, basic use of project repositories and troubleshooting systems disruptions. Supports the coordination of new user onboarding, account creation and access/permission approvals. Works very closely with Project Management and the Information Management Manager to coordinate with contractor counterpart and internal document control team to manage deliverables. Provides support in configuring and deploying workflow templates and distribution groups as needed. Ensures documents and deliverables conform to project contract requirements, project procedures and company policy. Coordinates with IT and contractors to verify and restore API and integration functionality during disruption events as needed. Supports the review and validation of project KPI dashboard data and facilitates reconciling any discrepancies. Performs other duties as assigned (no more than 5% of duties). Qualifications: High School diploma or GED required. Business, Information Management, Information Technology or Applied Sciences preferred. Experience: 3+ years of experience in Engineering Project Document Control and administration of EDMS systems required. 3+ years of Project Document Control experience in the LNG, Oil & Gas, Energy Sector preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Proficiency working with Microsoft Office suite applications, SharePoint Onine and O365. Proficiency working with .pdf, AutoCAD, .csv file formats, electronic document management systems, data entry or other computer input preferred, quality management systems and processes. Knowledge and understanding of business technology, technology platforms and integrations. Knowledge and proven application of Document Control principles and practices. Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. Knowledge and understanding of business processes and Project Information Lifecycle. Strong initiative with the ability to work independently as well as with a diverse, complex and broad project team.

Drilling Engineer Specialist

USA, Spring

$ per hour

Professional Bachelor

Not applicable

Responsibilities: Research and assess drilling hazards by reviewing historical offset well data. Develop well plans using wellbore geologic and reservoir objectives. Prepare cost estimates for different well design options. Identify and organize required equipment and materials to execute the drill plan. Design wells to meet regulatory requirements. Prepare and analyze technical bids for goods and services. Survey daily operations and provide rig site drilling and completion surveillance. Provide engineering assessments of critical activities on-site. Offer technical assistance for projects, equipment testing, and implementation of new procedures. Interface with operations personnel to ensure well plans are feasible. Collaborate closely with geology, reservoir, and project teams to ensure well objectives are met. Deepwater experience may be required depending on the program (knowledge of subsea systems, riser analysis, subsea well control systems, etc.)

Data Analyst

USA, Spring

Academic Bachelor

Not applicable

Brunel is recruiting Data Analysts to work in Spring, TX for initially 1 year contract. Responsibilities: Responsible for importing, cleansing, validating and analyzing data with the purpose of understanding or drawing conclusions from the data. Query data using SQL. Present data in charts, graphs, or tables using visualization tools. Minimal work direction needed, highly skilled and knowledgeable to the position. This position would typically include a professional Data Analyst. Expert in the field, possibly professional certification holder.

Mine General Manager

USA, Texas

Academic Bachelor

> 10 Years

The Mine Manager holds full executive responsibility for the safe, efficient, and cost-effective operation of our client's Mine. This role oversees all site departments-including mining, maintenance, engineering, processing, and administration-to ensure operations align with company goals, regulatory compliance, and budgetary expectations. The position also serves as the primary liaison with customers, regulatory agencies, vendors, and local community stakeholders. Position has 5 direct reports. Key Responsibilities: Ensure full compliance with MSHA regulations and company health, safety, and environmental policies. Champion a proactive safety culture through leadership, training, and behavior-based safety programs. Oversee all mining operations and coordinate with department heads in engineering, maintenance, and processing. Collaborate with the Engineering Manager on LOM plans, mine development, geology, ore control, ground support, and geotechnical monitoring. Partner with the Maintenance Manager to optimize fleet performance, equipment availability, and reliability. Monitor and manage production and cost metrics to meet or exceed development, tonnage, and financial goals. Lead budget planning, capital expenditure projects, forecasting, and cost control initiatives. Evaluate future equipment needs and construction requirements to support operational growth. Review and approve purchasing decisions in coordination with Procurement and Finance teams. Serve as the primary point of contact for customers, corporate leadership, regulatory bodies, and the surrounding community. Build and develop high-performing teams through coaching, mentoring, and succession planning. Develop and execute strategic business plans and operational strategies aligned with company objectives.

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