Our Partners and Memberships
San Jacinto College Center for Petrochemical, Energy, and Technology
This partnership is set to transform the landscape of petrochemical education and industry practices by elevating safety standards, enhancing operational efficiency, and preparing the next generation of industry professionals.
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Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center |
Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station
The Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center (MKOPSC) is the world’s foremost university-based Process Safety Center. The Center serves industry, government, academia, and the public. It is a resource in education and research and provides service to all stakeholders. MKOPSC is guided by a Steering Committee of consortium member companies and a Technical Advisory Committee of industry experts. Industry guidance ensures that Center activities are relevant to the actual practice of process safety.
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PeopleCore
Offering decades of experience in material development and employee performance improvement, PeopleCore’s objective is clear: To help companies dramatically improve profit and outcome by optimizing people performance.
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SPARTAN
SPARTAN recognizes that the way people think about and plan work is often disconnected from how work is actually performed in the real world. SPARTAN assists organizations to shift their focus from bureaucratic compliance and the prevention of adverse events to empowerment, learning, and a resilient mission focus by connecting and aligning distal managers and planners with frontline operators.
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Texas Chemistry Alliance
TCA represents both large and small businesses ranging from chemical manufacturers, suppliers, contractors, and a variety of service companies that are vital to the Texas chemical industry.
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North American Process Technology Alliance
The North American Process Technology Alliance is the recognized organization for the advancement of Process Technology education and careers. Partnering with industry, educational institutions, and other stakeholders, NAPTA works to develop a diverse, qualified Process Technology talent pool to meet workforce needs in North America.
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Economic Alliance Houston Port Region
Economic Alliance Houston Port Region is a nonprofit business-led organization whose mission for over 35 years has been to grow a vibrant regional economy through economic development. This effort is supported by workforce development, transportation/infrastructure, quality of life and thought leadership initiatives that maximize economic opportunities and support policies that promotes a stable business climate.
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