Ben Robinson is a highly motivated Graduate Process Engineer with a strong foundation in chemical engineering and hands-on experience across the chemical, precious metals, and food manufacturing industries. He is driven by a passion for process optimisation, operational efficiency, and sustainable engineering solutions. His professional experience includes leading plant improvement projects through the Management of Change process, conducting root cause analyses, and driving measurable improvements in safety, efficiency, and environmental performance. At Johnson Matthey, he has delivered initiatives such as energy-saving compressed air leak mapping and condensate recovery enhancements, contributing to both cost reduction and sustainability goals. His prior experience at Westmill Foods involved process troubleshooting, recipe standardisation, lean six-sigma problem-solving, and implementing control methodologies that achieved significant savings in retail giveaway and plastic usage. Ben’s technical expertise spans data analysis, process modelling, and systems optimisation, supported by proficiency in tools like Minitab, Aspen HYSYS, AutoCAD, and Power BI. He is trained in process safety management and steam and condensate system design, reflecting a commitment to professional development and engineering excellence. With strong analytical and communication skills, Ben excels in cross-functional collaboration and in translating complex technical data into actionable business insights. His curiosity for innovation and dedication to continuous improvement underpin his ability to deliver practical, forward-thinking engineering solutions that enhance performance, sustainability, and reliability across diverse industrial environments.
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Featured Publications
Robinson, B., Avelar-Batista Wilson, J. C., Borissova, A., & Goltz, G. (2025, October 8). Investigation of the differences in the lap-shear strengths of sulphuric acid anodised aluminium alloy AA6060-T6 joints bonded with hot and cold cure adhesives. International Journal of Adhesion and Adhesives.