Course Description

Currently process plants face significant challenges that significantly affect their productivity, efficiency, product quality, safety, integrity, and security. A well-designed control system can address these challenges whereas a poorly designed system can cause serious consequences and also become a nuisance to plant operators and other personnel. Plant personnel dealing with the above issues need to attend this course lo learn and apply best practices of alarm management using real world examples and tools. Participants will return to their jobs not only with a better understanding of alarm management best practices but equipped with a set of practical set of techniques, procedures and tools to optimize their control system to increase the productivity, efficiency, product quality, safety, integrity, and security of their processes.
 

Course Goal

To enhance the participants’ knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to apply procedures for alarm rationalization, design, implementation, operation and maintenance, plant performance monitoring and assessment.
 

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participant will be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of control system Management and Alarm Philosophy
• Apply procedures for Alarm Rationalization
• Apply procedures for Alarm Design, Implementation, Operation and Maintenance
• Apply procedures for Alarm Performance Monitoring and Assessment
• Implement Alarm Management Procedures using hands-on tools
• Apply the philosophy of plant management

Who Can Benefit

• Production Operator II 
• Production Controller 
• Automation, Chemical, and Process Engineers
• Installation and Maintenance Technicians
• Instrumentation and Control Engineers
• Process Operators
• Production and Project Managers
• Other Professionals who want a better understanding of the subject matter