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Process technology<\/h3>

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An education in process technology is suitable for those who are interested in science, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry and information technology.
\nA typical study takes three or five years. After three years you get a bachelor’s degree and after five years you have completed a master’s degree.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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Profession<\/h5>

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Process engineer<\/h3>

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As a process engineer, you work with developing and operating processing plants. This involves monitoring and maintenance of machinery and piping systems. The process engineer draws and builds process facilities and is responsible for safety.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/p><\/div><\/div>

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<\/p>\n Trainee engineer<\/h5>\n Cornelius Hermansen<\/h3>\n I work at Astafjord Smolt AS, as an engineer trainee. \nDuring my trainee period, I spend a lot of time learning daily operations with other colleagues, but at the same time having a couple of projects on my own. Right now this includes sludge treatment and energy monitoring.<\/p>\n I like that I have varied work tasks, so that no day is the same. It’s also exciting to work with living organisms and making sure they have optimal conditions. \nWe are a good team at Astafjord Smolt and we work well together.<\/p>\n <\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/div>