TRAINING SOLUTIONS FOR TECHNICAL PROFESSIONALS COURSE OUTLINE:

This course provides the background necessary to perform procedures normally encountered by a Process Operator in the control room. Through a series of simulated control schemes in this course, you identify the mechanics of operating the human-machine interface and interacting with typical process displays.

This course is ideal for personnel who are responsible for day-to-day operations in a plant.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

  • Getting Familiar with the Operator’s Workstation

    • Use each of the devices provided with the Operator’s Workstation to access displays, overlays and environments, determine if display objects are pickable, and perform various windowing operations.

  • Responding to Process Alarms

    • Given a typical process situation, recognize the occurrence of a Process Alarm, determine its cause, and provide an appropriate response.

  • Controlling a Typical Process

    • Operate the standard faceplate displays and custom graphic displays to control a typical process.

  • Trending Changes in Process Conditions

    • Use the trend display, in the real-time and historical modes, to observe variations in process conditions.

  • Standard and Custom Reports

    • Describe the information presented in both standard and custom process reports.

  • Printer Operations

    • Perform the procedures to setup and operate the printers.

COURSE SCHEDULE:

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
AM
Getting Familiar with the Operator’s Workstation Lab Exercise		 AM
Controlling a Typical Process Lab Exercise		 AM
Standard and Custom Reports Lab Exercise
PM
Responding to Process Alarms Lab Exercise		 PM
Trending Changes in Process Conditions Lab Exercise		 PM
Finding a Failed Hardware Component and Printer Operations Lab Exercise