Jonathan Lalonde
About Jonathan Lalonde
Jonathan Lalonde is a Process Engineer with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering from Laval University. He has over 12 years of experience at Norampac, focusing on process optimization, project management, and technical support in the field of recycled pulp preparation.
Work at Norampac
Jonathan Lalonde has been employed at Norampac as a Process Engineer since 2012. His role involves overseeing various engineering projects and ensuring process optimization within the company. He has contributed significantly to the development and implementation of new systems, particularly in the recycled pulp preparation line. His responsibilities include project planning, budgeting, and coordinating with suppliers to ensure successful project execution.
Education and Expertise
Jonathan Lalonde earned a Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) in Chemical Engineering from Université Laval, completing his studies from 2008 to 2012. His academic background provides a solid foundation for his work in process engineering. He specializes in continuous improvement and data analysis, focusing on optimizing processes within the engineering sector.
Background in Research
Before joining Norampac, Jonathan Lalonde worked as a research intern at Université Laval for three months in 2010. This experience allowed him to gain practical insights into engineering processes and research methodologies, enhancing his skills in data analysis and process optimization.
Engineering Projects and Contributions
Throughout his career, Jonathan has led various engineering projects, including the upgrade of an aerated basin in the water treatment process. He replaced the aeration system to improve efficiency. Additionally, he authored an instruction and operation manual for operators and maintenance staff for a new recycled pulp preparation line, ensuring clarity and safety in operations.
Training and Technical Support
Jonathan has conducted training sessions for operators and maintenance personnel on the new recycled pulp preparation line, which has a capacity of 270 tons per day. He also provided technical support during the start-up of new surface aerators, demonstrating his commitment to ensuring operational efficiency and staff competence in handling new systems.