Revamps Specialist
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Thyssenkrupp in Milano
thyssenkrupp nucera Italy is the Italian branch located in Milano, specialized on design and supply of electrochemical plants for the production of green hydrogen as well as chlorine and caustic soda. With more than 20 years experiences the company is offering new-build and service solutions in many regions of the world.
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Aim of the position
Provide specialist technical support for revamp and upgrade projects, acting as a technical interface between internal functions, suppliers and endusers, without direct project management responsibility.
Strengthening internal technical capabilities in the piping and layout area to support revamp, upgrade and modification activities on existing plants (chloralkali), in response to:
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- increasing technical complexity of installedbase projects;
- need for structured handling of legacy and nonstandard configurations;
- growing support demand from Customer Service,
Engineering and Procurement on revamp activities.
Main responsibilities and Contents
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- Support definition of technical scope for revamp and upgrade projects;
- Participate in technical surveys and feasibility assessments;
- Analyze existing plants and legacy technical documentation;
- Support Customer Service on spare parts, loose materials and technical interfaces;
- Coordinate technically with Engineering, Procurement and suppliers;
- Support technical meetings and discussions with customers;
- Develop conceptual studies with focus on plant layout design, 3D modelling of piping, supports, structures etc..;
- Cooperate in conceptual studies aimed to de-bottle-neck existing plants and to develop plans suitable to minimize impacts of jobs execution and maintenance;
- Cooperate to estimate the investment for revamps opportunities as well as to prepare cost estimation for technical-commercial proposals with particular focus