Overview

The course is designed for students who want to work in the engineering industry as a Process Operator. Employment opportunities include working on a chemical plant carrying out duties including overseeing a production process and ensuring safe operation.
Process operators are involved in the production of goods or overseeing the processing of materials. Those who work in production may help make things such as biodiesel or food products. Their duties
 may vary based on the specific things they produce but typically include moving materials,
 operating machinery and tools, measuring and mixing ingredients, packaging products and maintaining
 records. Process operators who work on chemical plants may be involved with water and waste water treatment. It is common for process operators to work with chemicals or other potentially hazardous
 materials as part of their regular duties. Their responsibilities can include measuring chemicals or
 other ingredients, testing samples of materials, operating machines and inspecting equipment. Process Operators oversee and manage the full production process of a manufacturing plant or other industrial facility. They monitor equipment to ensure the quality, efficiency and safety of the plant. They are also responsible for the safe operation, basic maintenance, and troubleshooting of the facility’s equipment and instruments.

TTE are one of the UK’s leading technical training providers. With specialist technical equipment, facilities and expertise, they boast strong links with over 200 companies operating in the Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Engineering and Petrochemical Industries.