Posted: 10/21/24

Students from the College of the Mainland in Texas City are getting a unique learning experience to better prepare them for careers in refining.

Made possible in part by a $187,000 contribution by Valero, a new glass distillation unit offers hands-on training to more than 600 process technology (PTECH) students who learn, practice, and gain experience on equipment similar to machinery found in the refinery.

Cory Moss, Vice President & General Manager, Valero Texas City Refinery, believes Valero’s investment can help graduates find careers with Valero or other industries in the Texas City and greater Houston areas. 
 

The Next Generation of Refinery Professionals

See how this distillation unit is helping create a future workforce.

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