Learn Instrument & Control Engineering

My name is Charles 'Aquilius' Chettiar. I have more than 18 years of experience working in engineering process plants. In addition to my experience in engineering, I have ISA's certification of Certified Automation Professional and a Project Management Professional certification. I started in construction with a hard hat on my head. First, when I started, I took any opportunity available to me to get into the field of building plants, for the moment I stepped into a process plant complex for the first time, I knew I wanted to do this. I made my move to engineering and this course is the culmination of my passion, knowledge, and experience. I hope that you learn and enjoy this course.

We have put a lot of effort to build the course so that it is engageable and provides value for your buck. We also have spent a lot of time and resources to make the downloadable files, so that your learning becomes easy and as engaging as possible.

What will you learn?

You will learn everything you need to go and face that interview! We have built this course because freshers have come to us asking us to guide them in answering interview questions. If you follow along with the course and do the exercises shown in the videos, you will be more than ready to get a jump start in engineering. It’s only about cracking that interview. And the only way you can crack that interview, is when you answer the first 3 questions ‘like an engineer’, and then the tone of the interview is set, and you can cruise along and grab that offer!

Who this course is for?

This course covers concepts from “what is a process plant”, making engineering deliverables and to the final stage of engineering which is commissioning. This course is primarily directed at newbies, beginners but people who do have an intermediate knowledge of engineering can also benefit and take this course as a refresher.

What this course is about?

This course is built to give you a foundation of engineering, in the trenches, how do engineers do engineering. It will give you all the necessary concepts to start thinking like an engineer, and it has the necessary exercise files to get your hands dirty and seasoned to go face that interview!

Contents of the course:

Section I: SENSES OF THE PLANT

1.0 What is Instrumentation & Control

2.0 Scenario-the need for building a process plant

3.0 Learn about a process plant

4.0 Learn what is a factory

5.0 Learn the role of the I&C engineer

6.0 Learn about controlling a process

7.0 Learn about the basic process of making water

8.0 Learn about process Instruments

9.0 Learn about the control System

10.0 Learn about Telemetry

Section II: BRAIN OF THE PLANT
1.0 Learn about types of control systems

2.0 Learn about programmable Logic Controller

3.0 Learn about distributed Control System

4.0 Learn about Programmable Automation Controller

5.0 Learn about Detail Engineering

6.0 Learn about Documents required for detailed engineering

7.0 Learn about Documents that we can start on

8.0 Learn about Documents that we can do mid-project

9.0 Learn about Documents at the end of the project

Section III: DETAILED DESIGN ENGINEERING

1.0 Is Engineering equal to documentation?

2.0 Learn about P&ID

3.0 Learn what is in P&ID

4.0 Learn about PFD

5.0 Learn what is in PFD

6.0 Learn about Plot Plan

7.0 Learn what is in Plot Plan

8.0 Learn about Instrument Index

9.0 Learn what is in Instrument Index

10.0 Learn about Input Output list

11.0 Learn about Specifications

12.0 Learn about Datasheets of Instruments

13.0 Learn what is in Datasheets of Instruments

14.0 Learn about the Cable schedule

15.0 Learn what is in the Cable schedule

16.0 Learn about Instrument Location Layout

17.0 Learn what is in Instrument Location Layout

18.0 Learn about the Junction Box layout

19.0 Learn what is in the junction Box layout

20.0 Learn about Cause & Effect

21.0 Learn what is in Cause & Effect

22.0 Learn about Control Narrative

23.0 Learn about Control System Design

Section IV: COMMISSIONING

1.0 Learn about Commissioning

2.0 Learn about Activities involved in commissioning

3.0 Learn about Continuity check

4.0 Learn about Loop check

5.0 Learn about Logic check

Section V: HANDS-ON PRACTICE

1.0 Hands-on practice making Instrument Index

2.0 Hands-on practice making Input-Output list

3.0 Hands-on practice making Instrument Cable Schedule

4.0 Hands-on practice making Instrument Datasheets

5.0 Hands-on practice making Instrument Location Layout

6.0 Hands-on practice making Junction Box layout

7.0 Hands-on practice making Cause & Effect