Online Seminar for Chemical Engineers Training

Chemical engineers can find responsibilities in various areas of technology through concept Study and design of processes for production, transformation and transportation of process product / materials. Pilot Plant operations must be carried out, before implementation on a full-scale operation.

Since Chemical Engineers have a thorough knowledge base, accompanied with a broad range of abilities., they are generally termed the ‘brain’ of the industry, with basic understanding in Math and Physics, and an in-depth clarity in Chemistry and Biology.

What does a Chemical Engineer do?

Chemical Engineers work in various walks of the industry - manufacturing, designing equipment and plants, etc., through various industries for products like plastics, paper, dyes, medicines, polymers, fertilizers, petrochemicals, and even many foods. They must ensure a smooth and economical running of processes. Hence these responsibilities often regard Chemical Engineers in the Industry, as Process Engineers.

Energy and oil industries have always needed chemical engineers. However, there has been a considerable in their need in other job opportunities as well; especially in the streams of energy efficiency and alternative energy resources.

Creation of medical drugs and surgical supplies have made Chemical Engineers, instrumental in the field of Bio-Informatics and technology. And also, in the area of Nanotechnology, by preparing nano-particles that help in the improvisation and purification of hard / contaminated waters.

After scratching the surface, these are the opportunities, that one can see, from a fresher’s (entry-level) career perspective. While building experience from these fronts, with an intuitive approach, the possibilities are endless.

Focus On

• Introduction to Various industries
• Synopsis to Industrial Opportunities
• Upstream Oil and Gas Industry - An Overview
• Process Engineering - Roles and Responsibilities
• Career Road Map
• Job Opportunities