This course combines lecture and hands-on labs to provide an overview of industrial measurement and control. Technicians, engineers, and managers are provided with a foundation for communication with other control system professionals. Serves as a solid fundamental course for introduction to other ISA courses.
System Checkout, Testing, and Startup (EA10)
This course provides the information necessary in the Checkout, System Test and Startup of process control systems; enhanced through exercises for each of the necessary stages from risk analysis through Site Acceptance Testing.
Developing and Applying Standard Instrumentation and Control Documentation (FG15)
Presents the methodology for designing and developing control systems documentation. This course covers both the development and the reading/interpreting of these documents, and can be beneficial to both engineers and technicians.
Effective Project Team Building (MT05W1)
Discover the benefits realized by effective project teams. This Web seminar will show you the characteristics of successful teams and the techniques used to build them. Learn how to set clear team goals, identify the skills required for effective team members, and remove team inhibitors.
Introduction to Process Control (FG05W1)
Process control is defined, the definition and technology of a loop is discussed; the importance and an introduction to the methodology of measurement in control as well as the technology of the control loop are explained. Control strategies as well as an introduction to controller tuning are covered. Additionally ISA standard P&ID symbols are introduced. And continued throughout the seminar materials
Motivating Team Members (MT05W2)
This web seminar will give you the skills and techniques used to motivate team members in the project setting. You will learn the characteristics of project team motivation and how to identify different types of motivation. You will also be able to determine a team members
Introduction to Temperature Measurement (FG05W2)
This is an introduction and overview of temperature measurement as current practice in measurement and control systems. Terminology, technology, and applications are covered in this concise presentation.
Industrial Wireless Systems (IC85C)
Wireless systems and wireless technologies have advanced to the point where stable, robust and secure networks are ready for deployment in industrial settings. This course will cover the most relevant details associated with industrial wireless systems with an emphasis towards how the various technological choices coexist, interoperate and interact with each other. Numerous examples of real-world deployments are covered for facilities such as SCADA systems, petrochemical plants, electrical power generation, and transmission systems.
Project Management for Automation Engineers (MT10C2)
This course will teach project management as specifically applied to automation projects. Because automation projects require specialized approaches, it is critical for lead automation project engineers to take responsibility for implementing those techniques and approaches; and it is critical for their employers and their clients to ensure that they have both the skills and the motivation to do those tasks, meshing the project leadership/management role with technical work. Since many projects employ levels of project managers, this course will also help you to work effectively with senior project managers who are responsible for high-level planning and other management tasks.
