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As the demand for engineers reaches all all-time high, pursuing a job in engineering is more attractive than ever before. There are a range of specialisms for prospective engineers to explore, one of which is chemical engineering. Despite a vast amount of information available online, it can be challenging to understand exactly what this engineering sub-division entails.<\/p>\n

In this blog from BMR Solutions<\/a>, we explore the role of chemical engineer in detail, making reference to key responsibilities, necessary skills, salary and required experience. To read more pieces from our job spotlight series, take a look at our blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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What is a Chemical Engineer?<\/h2>\n

Simply put, chemical engineers manage and develop the chemical manufacturing process. They are responsible for converting raw materials into a wide range of different products, including food, beverages, fuel, cosmetics, drugs, and cleaning products. They also often work on the development of plants, machinery, and equipment, helping to optimise production processes in the future. Chemical engineers coordinate the processes that allow raw materials to be transformed into these new products. For this reason, many chemical engineers are also referred to as process engineers.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Chemical Engineer Responsibilities<\/h2>\n