Program Overview

Train to be a production operator in fields like specialty and basic chemical manufacturing; food and beverage production; and oil refining, power generation and wastewater treatment. 

As an operator, your role may include but is not limited to the following functions: knowledge and upholding of the standards regarding health, safety and the environment; working with the handling, transporting, storage and disposal of chemical and other materials in compliance with all state and federal regulations; the operation, monitoring, and control of processes; working with chemical engineers and technical co-workers, and managing normal maintenance of equipment -- troubleshooting as needed.

Get a degree in Chemical Process Technology and learn in a state-of-the-art process plant located on Delta's main campus.

This two-year degree is a good choice if you are new to the industry or wishing to transfer to a bachelor's program in applied engineering. Many students also find the associate’s degree is a good platform for advancement into supervision and other leadership roles.

Delta's Chemical Process Technology Associate's program develops strong, safe workplace habits and a well-rounded knowledge of industry principles. The first year of this program is spent developing skills in the classroom and the second year applying this knowledge in Delta's state-of-the-art chemical processing lab. 

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Related Programs

Chemical Process Technology – Advanced Certificate

In addition to the Chemical Process Technology associate degree, Delta also offers an entry-level Advanced Certificate. It’s called a ‘laddered program’ because the courses you take for the certificate count toward the next step up – the Associate Degree.

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