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Process Engineering vs Industrial Engineering
Learn the difference between process engineering and industrial engineering, and how both support manufacturing and facility performance.
Key Difference
Process engineering focuses on how a product or material is produced. Industrial engineering focuses on how the overall system operates efficiently.
Process Engineering
Process engineers may work on chemical, food, energy, manufacturing, or production processes.
Industrial Engineering
Industrial engineers improve workflow, labor use, layout, scheduling, productivity, and operating systems.
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