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Solid robust and reliable instrumentation and controls not only ensure efficient and profitable plant operations, but also includes safe functionality of the process, protection of the environment and regulatory compliance when required.
- 65% of risk reduction comes from Instrumentation and Controls (I&C), according to recent risk intelligence studies.
- I&C is the fastest growing form of risk mitigation in the world. It is also one of the most complex.
- I&C is the least regulated and least understood risk reduction when compared to mechanical safeguards, such as personal safety devices & safety valves.
- I&C has a significant return on investment when used correctly.
PEICE is offering a 2 day workshop includes instruction on the fundamentals of instrumentation and controls as they apply to the oil and gas industry. Instrumentation and controls provide the basic building blocks for all automated control systems which we observe in every modern operating oil and gas facility. This workshop provides the opportunity for the participants to obtain a solid understanding of various technologies used for process measurements, final control elements and basic regulatory controls, including an understanding of common pitfalls related to design, maintenance and operational issues of instrumentation and controls.
Upcoming dates for PEICE’s 2 day Fundamentals of Instrumentation and Controls (I&C) Training course are as follows:   Calgary: June 21-22; August 23-24·  The course runs from 8:30 – 4:30pm each day, and the tuition fee is $1,895 CAD or $1,495 USD.
For more information or to register, please visit www.peice.com.
About PEICE
In the ever-evolving energy industry, where training and staff development have never been more important, PEICE plays a key role in helping fulfill your training needs.
PEICE is a leading provider of short (1 to 5 days duration) courses to the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors of the petroleum industry. Please visit www.peice.com for a full list of courses.
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