Скачать или смотреть An Introduction to Engineering in the Energy, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries

This Process Industries Division Event has been organised by the Process Industries Division Centres in the North West and Yorkshire Regions and the Aberdeen Area, part of the Process Industries Community

Following on from the Process Industry Divisions last webinar on the water, waste water and food industries, now we will dive into the energy chemical and pharmaceutical industries looking into the role of a mechanical engineer in these fields. This webinar is aimed at early careers, those wanting a career change into these industries, or those are interested in broadening their understanding of the breadth of engineering.

The presenters will describe their personal journeys to their current positions and give us an overview of the challenges they face and problems they solve. Think about the global energy transition or the full cycle from designing to maintaining a pharmaceutical plant…

Energy, Chemical - Rewnizad Mogrelia, Masoud Bagherzadeh, Emily Ho

Here, the attendees will gain insight into the Energy and Chemicals Sectors, which heats our homes, keeps the lights on and provides us with chemical material that our day-to-day life depends on.


We’ll be exploring the role of a mechanical engineer in these sectors, addressing the Challenges the industry faces as we progress through the global energy transition and the Opportunities that are going to arise...


Pharmaceutical - Maurice Worthington

The presentation is about Mechanical Engineering in the Pharmaceutical Industries. It covers the reasons for working in the Pharmaceutical Industry, background, and type of jobs in the Industry to enable furthering career development and progression.

The opportunities and exposure in meeting and working with other people of different disciplines to gain further confidence and abilities.

The topics include Plant and equipment design, commissioning, validation activities, plant operation, maintenance and reliability, energy use, Plant Integrity assurance

The content will be interesting for engineers considering working in the pharmaceutical industries