By the end of this training course, participants should be able to:

After completing the ICSS course, the candidates will be able to understand the role of the different control and safety systems i.e. DCS, ESD and Fire & Gas. The attendees will be able to understand the Cause & Effect Diagrams and the P&IDs, and how to differentiate between the instrumentation symbols.

Engineers, Operators and Technicians working in the petrochemical, oil, and gas process and other automated industries with a need to understand the processing of final product automation steps.

This course will be a highly interactive Training illustrated with many practical examples. There will be enough opportunities to understand and participate in this type of workshop training:

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Module One:

• Concept of the ICSS in Industrial Automation
• Purpose of DCS Control System
• Purpose of ESD Safety System
• Purpose of Fire & Gas Detection Systems

Module Two:

• Architecture of the DCS System
• Architecture of the ESD System
• Architecture of the Fire & Gas Detection System
• Benefit of the HMI applications

Module Three:

• Initiation about control data transmission
• Initiation about safety data transmission
• Initiation about PLC architecture and internal data transmission

Module Four

• Control Room type of arrangement
• Interface Room type of arrangement
• Cable schedule and loop diagrams
• Termination and marshalling cabinets

Module Five:

• Operator’s workstations OWS
• Engineering workstation EWS
• Understand the cause-and-effect diagrams
• Examples about P&IDs linked to the ICSS systems