Job Description

Marches Biogas is based in Ludlow Shropshire. We are the UK's leading provider of anaerobic digestion solutions for agriculture and waste management industries with more than 30 years AD experience.

Now, as part of Glanua, the company extends even greater value through a wider portfolio of services, further solidifying its reputation as a full-spectrum AD provider.

Glanua is a leader in the municipal and industrial sectors in providing innovative and sustainable engineering solutions to design, build and deliver critical water, wastewater and energy infrastructure across the UK and Ireland.



As a Graduate Engineer you will be participating in the renewable energy and waste management sectors, helping define, engineer and deliver engineering solutions across a variety of projects and customer types.

You will learn how to work with a customer to understand their project requirements so that the eventual project meets with their specifications. You will then be taught how to calculate the requirements of a process, from sizing a digester through to selecting the right instruments and pumping equipment for the job.

Ensuring that the eventual design of the project is safe is a key responsibility of a process engineers and so you will be taught about the Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) risk assessment process as well as the requirements of the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) and how to ensure that the project complies with these.

This is a great opportunity to learn about other systems and design philosophies, including their strengths and weaknesses.

Specific roles/learning objectives to include:

Liaise with customer about process design requirements

Creating Process calculations

Creating Process Flow Diagram

Creating Piping & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID)

Specifying process equipment and record on process specification documentation

Participating in design reviews and risk assessments

Reviewing and assessing unfamiliar AD processes for the purposes of optimisation or safety reviews.

Understanding process hazards and risk assessment methodologies.