WorkshopBTBCE Department Faculty Industrial Visit :Encee Aromatics (P) Ltd., Mettupalayam-2026
Faculty members of JCTCET’s BTBCE Department visited Encee Aromatics (P) Ltd., Mettupalayam, on 3 January 2026 to gain industrial exposure to aroma chemical manufacturing, production processes, quality control, safety practices, automation and environmental management.
Department of Biotechnology & Biochemical Engineering
Faculty Industrial Visit to Encee Aromatics (P) Ltd.
Mettupalayam | 3 January 2026
Industrial Visit Overview
Faculty members of the BTBCE Department, JCT College of Engineering and Technology, visited Encee Aromatics (P) Ltd., Mettupalayam, on 3 January 2026 as part of the department's initiative to strengthen industry–institute interaction.
The visit was organized to provide faculty members with practical exposure to current industrial processes, technologies, quality practices and safety systems, enabling them to connect academic concepts with real-world industrial applications.
About the Industry
Encee Aromatics (P) Ltd. is engaged in the manufacture of aroma chemicals and essential oil derivatives used across a range of industries.
These products find applications in perfumery, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and flavor industries. The visit provided faculty members with an opportunity to understand the processes and quality systems involved in manufacturing these products.
Exposure to Manufacturing Processes
During the visit, company representatives provided a comprehensive overview of the organization's manufacturing operations, production processes, quality control mechanisms and industrial safety practices.
Faculty members participated in a guided tour of the manufacturing units and observed the equipment and systems used at different stages of production.
Process Equipment & Industrial Systems
The guided tour provided practical exposure to important process equipment used within the manufacturing facility, including:
- Industrial reactors
- Distillation columns
- Blending units
- Raw material handling systems
- Product storage systems
Process Control & Quality Assurance
Company officials explained the procedures followed for raw material handling, process control and quality assurance. Faculty members gained insights into how different production parameters are managed to maintain consistency and achieve required product standards.
The interaction also highlighted the importance of systematic quality control throughout the manufacturing process and the role of monitoring and process optimization in maintaining product quality.
Safety & Environmental Practices
Special emphasis was placed on the safety and environmental practices implemented within the manufacturing facility.
Faculty members were introduced to industrial safety measures, environmental compliance practices and waste management systems, providing a practical understanding of how manufacturing industries balance productivity, safety and environmental responsibility.
Interaction with Industry Experts
Interactive discussions were held with the plant engineers and technical staff regarding process optimization, automation and current industry expectations from engineering graduates.
These discussions provided valuable insights into the skills and competencies expected in modern industrial environments and helped faculty members understand how emerging industrial practices can be incorporated into academic teaching and student development.
Bridging Academics & Industry
One of the key outcomes of the visit was identifying opportunities to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts taught in classrooms and their practical applications in industry.
Faculty members identified several areas where the knowledge gained during the visit could be integrated into teaching methodologies, laboratory experiments, project guidance and curriculum delivery.
Opportunities for Industry Collaboration
The industrial interaction also opened avenues for strengthening future collaboration between the department and industry. Potential areas identified include:
- Industrial visits for students
- Student internship opportunities
- Guest lectures by industry professionals
- Industry-oriented student projects
- Potential academic and research partnerships
Strengthening Outcome-Based Education
The industrial visit contributes to strengthening Outcome-Based Education (OBE) by enabling faculty members to align classroom teaching with practical industry requirements. The exposure supports continuous improvement in curriculum delivery and helps provide students with more industry-relevant learning experiences.
Visit Outcome
The visit provided valuable practical exposure to aroma chemical manufacturing, process equipment, quality control, industrial safety, automation and environmental management.
The knowledge gained will support faculty members in enhancing academic delivery, guiding industry-oriented student projects and creating stronger connections between engineering education and current industrial practices.
Strengthening Industry–Institute Interaction
The BTBCE Department expresses its sincere gratitude to Encee Aromatics (P) Ltd., Mettupalayam, for facilitating the industrial visit and extending their valuable cooperation, technical guidance and support to the faculty members.
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