Control and Automation (Glasgow)
GTSS combines the NMCI’s state-of-the-art facilities (including a 17 bridge simulator suite and survival pool) with GAC’s global reach and 50 years of shipping experience. Courses can take place at the NMCI or at the client’s location.
Our bespoke GTSS courses are tailored to suit the particular training requirements of maritime companies and groups. Clients from the all areas have worked with us to develop customised training on our state of the art marine simulators. We can also provide a suite of courses for companies looking to train their employees in numerous maritime short courses.
Courses are developed and delivered by some of the most respected names in maritime training.
Contact
For further information about our Petrochemical, Oil and Commodities courses:
Contact: Joy Gillen
Tel: + 353 21 4335609
E-mail: services@nmci.ie
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Course Name:
Control and Automation (Glasgow)
Course Price:
€2,790.00
Short Description:
Aims: To improve the Control and Automation knowledge and skills of Engineers and Electricians on board Chevron Shipping operated vessels. To develop skills in the installation and operation of equipment used in the process control field.
Full Description:
GAC Training & Service Solutions are delighted to offer our customers the following course, in collaboration with the Chevron Shipping Centre of Learning & Development.
Course Location: Glasgow, Scotland.
Course Synopsis –
Control and Automation is a 40 hour, learner focused, simulation-based training course that develops Process Control and Automation competence with the overall goal of improving knowledge and skills in advanced process control and three-element boiler control.
The course is run over one week covering the measurement of pressure, flow level, and temperature in the first two days with a focus on the study of the measurement devices used. The rest of the week covers process control and advanced process control with a focus on determining the dynamic characteristics of a process to fine tune the Proportional, Integral, and Derivative values for optimal control of a pressure, flow, and level process.
The topics covered during the course are:
- Measurement of, Pressure, Flow, Level, and Temperature
- Process Control
- Advanced Process Control
- Single-Element, Two-Element, and Three-Element Boiler Control
The course is designed for all Engineering and Electrical officers desiring or requiring improving their knowledge and skills in process control and automation.
Entry Standards –
Licensed Engineer and Electrical Officers.
Course Certificates -
A Control & Automation certificate shall be issued to participants with complete attendance and achieve the learning objectives as detailed.
Course Intake Limitations -
The course is limited to a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 Engineering/Electrical officers.
The maximum number of participants is due to the size of the Lab-Volt workstation and to ensure all participants get maximum exposure to all elements of all the exercises.
There are currently no upcoming dates available.
GTSS combines the NMCI’s state-of-the-art facilities (including a 17 bridge simulator suite and survival pool) with GAC’s global reach and 50 years of shipping experience. Courses can take place at the NMCI or at the client’s location.
Our bespoke GTSS courses are tailored to suit the particular training requirements of maritime companies and groups. Clients from the all areas have worked with us to develop customised training on our state of the art marine simulators. We can also provide a suite of courses for companies looking to train their employees in numerous maritime short courses.
Courses are developed and delivered by some of the most respected names in maritime training.
Contact
For further information about our Petrochemical, Oil and Commodities courses:
Contact: Joy Gillen
Tel: + 353 21 4335609
E-mail: services@nmci.ie
Download PDF
Contact Us
Please contact us for more information.
Book Now
There are currently no upcoming dates available.
Course Name:
Control and Automation (Glasgow)
Course Price:
€2,790.00
Short Description:
Aims: To improve the Control and Automation knowledge and skills of Engineers and Electricians on board Chevron Shipping operated vessels. To develop skills in the installation and operation of equipment used in the process control field.
Full Description:
GAC Training & Service Solutions are delighted to offer our customers the following course, in collaboration with the Chevron Shipping Centre of Learning & Development.
Course Location: Glasgow, Scotland.
Course Synopsis –
Control and Automation is a 40 hour, learner focused, simulation-based training course that develops Process Control and Automation competence with the overall goal of improving knowledge and skills in advanced process control and three-element boiler control.
The course is run over one week covering the measurement of pressure, flow level, and temperature in the first two days with a focus on the study of the measurement devices used. The rest of the week covers process control and advanced process control with a focus on determining the dynamic characteristics of a process to fine tune the Proportional, Integral, and Derivative values for optimal control of a pressure, flow, and level process.
The topics covered during the course are:
- Measurement of, Pressure, Flow, Level, and Temperature
- Process Control
- Advanced Process Control
- Single-Element, Two-Element, and Three-Element Boiler Control
The course is designed for all Engineering and Electrical officers desiring or requiring improving their knowledge and skills in process control and automation.
Entry Standards –
Licensed Engineer and Electrical Officers.
Course Certificates -
A Control & Automation certificate shall be issued to participants with complete attendance and achieve the learning objectives as detailed.
Course Intake Limitations -
The course is limited to a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 Engineering/Electrical officers.
The maximum number of participants is due to the size of the Lab-Volt workstation and to ensure all participants get maximum exposure to all elements of all the exercises.
