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Meet The Instructors
With a combined 83+ years of experience in the process engineering industry, we are passionate about educating and equipping the current and future generations of engineers to not only do their jobs well, but to do them with confidence.
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Can this be reimbursed by my employer?Yes, many employers reimburse these workshops as part of professional development. Check with your company’s HR or training department.
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What is your cancellation policy?We offer a full refund for cancellations made 30 days before the workshop starts. For cancellations within 30 days, refunds will be handled on a case-by-case basis but are not guaranteed.
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How much does it cost to attend the training?For on-site trainings, registration costs $2,500 per participant for the 4-day Process Engineer Training and $2,100 for the 3-day Design of Experiments workshop. Discounts are available for early registration and larger group sizes. Attendees are responsible for travel, hotel, and food expenses.
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Do you provide travel arrangements?No, attendees are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodations. We’re happy to provide recommendations if needed.
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Does a training count for continuing education credit?Yes! Our trainings provide Professional Development Hours (PDHs). The 4-day Process Engineer Training offers 32 PDHs, and the 3-day DOE workshop offers 24 PDHs. Be sure to check with your state licensing board for specific requirements.
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Is there information you need from clients to tailor the training?Yes! To customize your training, we typically request the following information: Specific topical interests Experience levels of participants Topics or skills attendees need help with Plant issues that are relevant to your company This helps us design a course that fits your team’s needs.
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Can I request an open course to be hosted near me?Yes, if you would benefit from a local course, please reach out to us at clint.aichele@hlram.com.
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Do you offer online training?While we focus on in-person training, we’re open to discussing online options. However, attendees typically gain the most from in-person workshops, as they involve hands-on exercises and active collaboration.
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What is the training format?Our trainings are based on active learning. Participants engage in small-group exercises to apply the concepts presented. Each day includes discussions, hands-on exercises, and case studies that mirror real-world engineering problems.
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What type of trainings do you offer?Company-Specific In-Person Process Engineer Training Company-Specific In-Person Design of Experiments Training Open Training Sessions for both services (in-person) Contact us today to schedule your training and sharpen your engineering team’s skills!
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What industries do the trainings apply to?Our workshops are ideal for: Chemical engineering firms Equipment vendors/manufacturers Process industries Refining Upstream oil and gas Chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics Manufacturing and consumer products Universities
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Are meals provided?Most workshops include a light breakfast and coffee. Depending on the venue, lunch may be provided.
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What topics do you cover?We cover a wide range of topics, including: Process Engineer Training: Design basis, process modeling, PFDs & P&IDs, hydraulic analysis (liquid, vapor, and 2-phase), control valves, pump selection, heat exchangers, vessel sizing, column and tray sizing, control philosophy, and overpressure protection. Design of Experiments (DOE): Experiment design, data analysis using commercial software, process and product optimization.
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Do you offer troubleshooting modules?Yes, troubleshooting is incorporated into many modules. Attendees will work through practical examples and exercises designed to simulate real-world challenges.
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How long is the training?Process Engineer Training: 4.5 days (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM) Design of Experiments: 3 days (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM) We include frequent breaks throughout the day, allowing attendees to check emails or take phone calls if needed.
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What if I need to attend to something urgent at work?We understand work emergencies happen. If you need to take a call or respond to an email during the workshop, feel free to step out and return when you're able.
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