Field to BoardThe equipment behind the equations.

Between the textbook and the unit.

A study guide for process technology, exam prep for the FE and PE, and plant simulators run from a control screen. Written by a professional engineer who works in a plant. Find the gaps, close them, keep them closed.

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FTB-100 PTEC Study Guide For process technology students and plant operators. Starts with Safety. FTB-200 FE/PE Exam Prep Chemical open now; Mechanical next. FTB-300 SIMs Plant simulators for operator training. Sold by the seat.

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Choose one exam, or both.

How every subject works

The same three steps in all three products.

FTB-100PTEC Study Guide

  1. 1Find knowledge gaps

    A short check at the start of each subject, so you work on what you do not know, not what you do.

  2. 2Close them

    The equipment first, then the words for it: what the valve does before what the book calls it.

  3. 3Keep them closed

    Refreshers through the term, so it is still there on the first day of shift.

FTB-200FE/PE Exam Prep

  1. 1Find knowledge gaps

    An early test across every subject on the exam. A study schedule built from your results follows.

  2. 2Close them

    Worked problems in the weak subjects, each tied to the equipment it describes.

  3. 3Keep them closed

    Refreshers on the subjects you fixed, spaced out to exam day, so nothing slips back.

FTB-300SIMs

  1. 1Find knowledge gaps

    Assessment runs on the unit your operators work. The record shows who struggled, and where.

  2. 2Close them

    Training runs on the same screens as the real board: startup, upsets, getting back to spec. As many times as it takes.

  3. 3Keep them closed

    Refreshers on a schedule, so the skill is still there on the night it is needed.