Instrument and Control Maintenance Techniques: Protection Methods and Instrument Equipment in Hazardous Areas

This unit develops an understanding of the function, operation and routine maintenance requirements associated with protection methods and instrument equipment in hazardous areas. It is recommended that An Introduction to Instrument and Control: Protection and Detection Systems is completed before undertaking this Training Standard and that Instrument and Control Maintenance Practice: Protection Methods and Instrument Equipment in Hazardous Areas is completed in conjunction with this Training Standard.

Learning Objectives : 

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to: 

  • Outline the function and operation of protection methods and instrument equipment in hazardous areas.
  • Outline typical signs of fault, damage, wear and corrosion in protection methods and instrument equipment in hazardous areas.
  • Describe typical routine maintenance requirements of protection methods and instrument equipment in hazardous areas.
  • Equipment – protection methods and instrument equipment in hazardous areas.
  • Routine maintenance techniques for protection methods and instrument equipment in hazardous areas.
  • Technical information and guidelines.

 

Teaching methods :

  • The course will be delivered by means of classroom lectures and practical workshop exercices. 
  • Written questions could be supported by oral questions using equipment in the workshop – for example, identifying and naming faults or damage on a piece of equipment and/or describe the sequence of dismantling a piece of equipment.
  • Assessments can also be combined with other units where relevant, for example Instrument and Control Maintenance Practice: Protection Methods and Instrument Equipment in Hazardous Areas.
  • Pre & post course tests are performed to measure knowledge acquisition. 

Additional information

Duration

3.5 days

SCQF Level

5