Our goal is to expose the trainees to a comprehensive experience of developing a processing plant based on a rough sketch from laboratory data through process modeling and simulation, and developing it further into the necessary engineering tasks for designing the actual plant.

Process Engineering is typically build around (bio-)chemical processes. Chemistry, bio-chemistry, physics and mathematics are staple competencies for any process engineer. However, developing, building, optimizing and operating a plant requires a lot more insights, which is necessary for the engineer to be knowledgeable about and experienced.

The more those insights are available to the engineer, the more he/she can venture into creative solutions. Most innovative solutions come from the combination of expertise and insights from many different disciplines. In many cases, it is not necessary to become a specialist in a related field but simply understand how to ask the right question and sensing what challenges to expect. This can be trained through an experience-oriented training which allows the trainer to fill-in-the-blanks in specialized areas to develop the needed understanding.

Our curriculum revolves around building a processing plant starting from chemical, biotechnological insights. Based on our clientele, we will select and develop a curriculum for a selected industry or work with our own proven and tested process examples. Whether gas processing or wastewater plants, bulk material processing and handling or beverage processing, our service includes the development of a training scenario tailor-made for our clients.