Upon completing this Certified Instrumentation and Process Control Technician Course successfully, participants will have an understanding of:
• Types of documents referenced comprise computer printouts with numeric information, supplier catalogue listings and engineering documentation such as forms, graphs, tables, charts, schematics, assembly diagrams and drawings. They may also make documents such as on-site sketches and completely detailed schematics, assembly drawings, graphs and charts
• Parts lists, maintenance schedules, and inspection reports. Instrumentation and control technicians create and write procedures for the control and operation of equipment and to troubleshoot faults. They use writing abilities when communicating through e-mail and providing status updates in logbooks
• Measurement and calculation, data evaluation and numerical estimation skills to their tasks. Some of these tasks include calculating volume displacement, monitoring pressure, measuring analyser malfunctions, calculating flow, interpreting deviations on graphs, and comparing values and measurements. Instrumentation and control technicians evaluate, and analyse collection of data gathered from tests and simulations to troubleshoot faults, evaluate equipment functioning and assess the progress of wear
• Troubleshoot breakdowns and malfunctions, take corrective measures to avoid potential hazards and choose whether to repair or replace components based on time and cost factors. They plan and establish maintenance schedules, the installation of new machinery and the tradespeople assigned to install the machinery. Instrumentation and control technicians should be capable to think swiftly and synthesize the information at hand to deal with emergencies such as serious equipment malfunctions that could cause injury, or property and environmental damage
• Installing control valves and testing transmitters or controllers
• Install and service programmable process control systems like PLCs, DCSs, SCADA systems and HMIs
• Configure settings and to access information such as measurement and operational values
• Word processing software, communication software and devices, the Internet, databases, spreadsheets, computer-assisted design (CAD), manufacturing or machining software depending on the task
• Safety, digital technology and more high-level computer applications relating to process contro
Course Content
COMMON OCCUPATIONAL SKILLS
• Performs safety-related functions
o Maintains a safe work environment
o Uses safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)
o Performs de-energizing, lock-out and tag-out procedures
• Organizes work
o Uses diagrams, drawings and schematics
o Plans tasks
• Performs routine trade activities
o Maintains calibration, configuration and test equipment
o Maintains tools
o Maintains documentation
o Operates material handling equipment
PROCESS MEASURING AND INDICATING DEVICES
• Installs pressure, temperature, level and flow devices
o Maintains pressure, temperature, level and flow devices
o Diagnoses pressure, temperature, level and flow devices
o Repairs pressure, temperature, level and flow devices
• Installs and services motion, vibration, speed and position
• Devices
• Installs motion, speed, position and vibration devices
• Maintains motion, speed, position and vibration devices
• Diagnoses motion, speed, position and vibration devices
• Repairs motion, speed, position and vibration devices
• Services mass and Installs, density and consistency devices
o Installs mass, density and consistency devices
o Maintains mass, density and consistency devices
o Diagnoses mass, density and consistency devices
o Repairs mass, density and consistency devices
• Installs and services process analysers
o Installs process analysers
o Maintains process analysers
o Diagnoses process analysers
o Repairs process analysers
• Installs and services multiple variable computing devices
o Installs multiple variable computing devices
o Maintains multiple variable computing devices
o Diagnoses multiple variable computing devices
o Repairs multiple variable computing devices
SAFETY AND SECURITY SYSTEMS AND DEVICES
• Installs and services safety systems and devices
o Installs safety systems and devices
o Maintains safety systems and devices
o Diagnoses safety systems and devices
o Repairs safety systems and devices
• Installs and services safety instrumented systems (SISs)
o Installs SISs
o Configures SISs
o Maintains SISs
o Diagnoses SISs
o Repairs SISs
HYDRAULIC, PNEUMATIC AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
• Hydraulic systems: Installs and services control devices
o Installs control devices for hydraulic systems
o Maintains control devices for hydraulic systems
o Diagnoses control devices for hydraulic systems
o Repairs control devices for hydraulic systems
• Pneumatic equipment: Installs and services
o Installs pneumatic equipment
o Maintains pneumatic equipment
o Diagnoses pneumatic equipment
o Repairs pneumatic equipment
• Electrical and electronic Equipment: Installs and services
o Installs electrical and electronic equipment
o Maintains electrical and electronic equipment
o Diagnoses electrical and electronic equipment
o Repairs electrical and electronic equipment
FINAL CONTROL DEVICES
• Installs and services valves
o Installs valves
o Maintains valves
o Diagnoses valves
o Repairs valves
• Installs and services actuators
o Installs actuators
o Maintains actuators
o Diagnoses actuators
o Repairs actuators
• Installs and services positioners
o Installs positioners
o Maintains positioners
o Diagnoses positioners
o Repairs positioners
• Configures and services variable speed drives (VSDs)
o Configures VSDs
o Maintains VSDs
o Diagnoses VSDs
o Repairs VSDs
Methodology
The training methodology integrates lectures, interactive discussions, collaborative group exercises, and illustrative examples. Participants will acquire a blend of theoretical insights and hands-on practical experience, emphasizing the application of learned techniques. This approach ensures that attendees return to their professional environments equipped with both the competence and self-assurance to effectively implement the acquired skills in their responsibilities.
DATE:
1ST BATCH: 18th – 21st Mar, 2025
2ND BATCH: 9th – 12th Sept, 2025
25, Queen street, Alagomeji Bus Stop, Yaba, Lagos