Careers · Turnarounds Turnaround Planner (E&I) (m/f/d)

What it's about

Permanent, open-ended position, company car for private use possible, flexible working hours with remote work and a part-time option – and a key role in planning the electrical and instrumentation work of large industrial plants.

At ep-cm, technical planning is the foundation of every turnaround – including electrical, instrumentation and control engineering. Since 2005, ep-cm and its 130 employees have worked for the operators of industrial plants – refineries, chemical and pharma sites and utilities, including BASF, Bayer, Shell and OMV. We plan and control their plant shutdowns, outages and turnarounds.

As a Turnaround Planner (E&I), you plan the electrical and instrumentation work of a plant shutdown, as lead or in a team. You get to know the plant in detail, help decide which work is carried out, plan it as work packages and steer the contracted companies during execution. Your planning is the basis for scheduling; you report directly to turnaround management.

What awaits you

• A key role in preparationYour work packages are the basis for scheduling the electrical and instrumentation work – you help shape how the shutdown runs.
• FlexibilityFlexible working hours, remote work outside the live phase of the turnaround and part-time models under 40 hours a week.
• Company car and equipmentThe option of a company car for private use. A smartphone and laptop are standard with us.
• Turnarounds that matterYou work on plant shutdowns for well-known industrial companies – time-critical, demanding and highly visible in your field.
• Targeted developmentTraining as needed, including through the ep-cm Academy, and the chance to grow into leadership roles.

What you'll do

• You take on the work preparation for instrumentation or electrical and instrumentation work and create the work packages (job cards).
• You plan and coordinate the scaffolding and insulation work that your jobs need.
• You coordinate the interfaces between the trades.
• During execution, you coordinate and monitor the work and take on supervision.
• You document planning and execution.
• Depending on your experience, you advise clients on planning and carrying out their turnarounds or give technical support to junior staff in planning.

What you bring

• You have a qualified technical vocational training or a university degree.
• You have at least five years’ professional experience in planning and executing shutdowns in the chemical or petrochemical industry or in power plant construction – and experience in carrying out technical work.
• You are confident with MS Office, SAP, Roser and MainTasc; MS Project or Primavera P6 are an advantage.
• You are confident in front of clients, work independently and enjoy teamwork – and you are willing to work anywhere in Germany.