industrial instrumentation. including: introduction to the purposes of measurement in industrial processes instrument control loops types of measurement in these processes local and remote measurement measurement signal methods signal transmissions electrical standards signal transmissions pneumatic standards flow, temperature, pressure and other appropriate measurements identification and purpose of instruments measuring processes directly and those measuring indirectly instrumentation and control components: sensors, transducers, converters and transmitters instrument standards, including: instrumentation standards relationship between standards using standards fluids in process piping colour coding instruments symbols instrumentation terminology and International System of Units (SI), including: SI base units SI derived units scientific and engineering notation SI prefixes instrumentation metric units non-standard SI units - kg/cm2, and so on conversion of units instrumentation terminology: span range accuracy precision errors zero repeatability sensitivity hysteresis calibration of link and lever instruments, including: principles of levers and links and calibration of indicator recorder instrument calibration terms calibrate a link and lever instrument interpret calibration data so as to identify the types of error displayed by an instrument and whether the instrument is within its specified accuracy interpretation of graphs and tables associated with instrumentation instrumentation safe working practices, including: identification of instrumentation and control hazards risk control measures for instrumentation work risk assessment instrumentation drawings, diagrams and manuals, including: electrotechnology drawing symbols for instrumentation and control (electrical/electronic circuits, instrument circuits/diagrams, programmable logic controller (PLC) diagrams, pneumatic and hydraulic) standards used in instrumentation drawings (ISA, ASME, Australian Standards (AS), and SAMA) drawings used in instrumentation - schematic, single line, wiring, PLC diagrams, process flow diagrams - brief instrument information, process loop diagrams - details, terminals and types of instruments manufacturers data sheets, manuals, specifications and test procedures - instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings, including: interpretation of the specifications contained within instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings interpretation of the test procedures contained within instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings comparison of data presented in different forms for the same equipment. identification of data relevant to instrumentation from a range of publicity material extraction of information such as calibration, testing or installation procedures from manuals, specification sheets and drawings quantity take-offs and parts lists, including: part numbers for components, assemblies and equipment parts list for a specified project or installation from manuals, catalogues, specifications and drawings list of equipment, required to undertake a specified project or installation, from manuals, catalogues, specifications and drawings identification and extraction of a part number for an actual sample component or part from a manual, catalogue, specification and/or drawing sketching of instrumentation and control drawings, including: sketching a schematic circuit diagram from a given circuit board layout diagram, wiring or installation drawing and installation or modification of a specified project using information contained within manuals sketching a part or equipment layout needed to perform a specified task, such as installation or modification, from given manuals, catalogues, specifications and drawings principles of process control relevant instrument industry standards including fluids in process piping colour coding and instrument symbols relevant manufacturer specifications relevant safe work statements (SWMS)/job safety assessments or risk mitigation processes, including risk control measures and instrumentation safe working practices relevant WHS/OHS legislated requirements relevant workplace documentation, including catalogues, drawings, manufacturer's data sheets, manuals, specifications and test procedures instrumentation manuals, catalogues and drawings relevant workplace policies and procedures. |