College control board provides hands-on training
Published 12:12 am Wednesday, March 28, 2018
- Students Brandon Leblanc, Treyvon Baptiste, Paul Zerinque, Denzel Gordon and Stephen McWilliams are shown on the Methanol Plant Control Board reviewing and discussing the plant’s startup procedures.
RESERVE — With one of only a few, fully operational methanol plants in the South, the River Parishes Community College Reserve Campus offers its Process Technology Unit Operations III (Capstone) class an invaluable training tool.
Using a working Control Board, Process Technology Instructor Wayne Adams is able to prepare students on the safe operation of a fully running unit.
This method of state-of-the-art, hands-on teaching allows the school to provide a skilled workforce at graduation.
