Introduction to Instrumentation

Pricing available on enquiry. 

Please contact info@catchuk.org or call 01469 552828

Product Description

Aims & Objectives

This course is for technicians/staff who require an understanding of instrumentation or to refresh prior knowledge following a period away from instrumentation. The unique facilities at CATCH allow the delegates to learn and understand the theoretical aspects whilst also gaining valuable hands-on practical experience. CATCH has an extensive register of accuracy traceable modern test and calibration equipment coupled with the ability to complete training on a fully functioning process plant. The course can also be tailored to include company site specific equipment including calibration and testing.

Duration

2/3 days depending on prior knowledge and inclusion of company specific equipment.

Content

• Introduction to Instrumentation (pressure, level, flow & temperature).
• Safe and quality use of instrumentation test equipment.
• Appreciation of Instrument control and measurement.
• Loop testing and fault finding of instrument installations.
• Control valves, actuators and accessories.
• An introduction to Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) including trip testing and partial proof testing
• Practical hands-on use in the workshops and our unique fully functional process plant.

CATCH Skills can also offer auditing and competency assessment for instrument technicians engaged in proof testing.
The course is delivered by highly experienced ex-industry engineers, and to the latest industry standards.

If you would like to make a block booking for a bespoke training course please contact us on 01469 552852 or email info@catchuk.org for more details

Additional Information

Month

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

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