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11. CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION: 

a.       Control loops and strategies: 

I. Applications of pneumatic, electric and electronic (digital) control systems; components and operation of typical control loops.

II. On-off, proportional, reset, derivative control strategies.

III. Feed forward, feedback, cascade, ratio, split-range, select control.

IV. Alarm and shutdown functions in a control loop; operator interfaces with control loop. 

a. Instrument and Control Devices: design and principles of common temperature, pressure, flow, and level instruments. 

b.     Distributed and Logic Control Systems:

I. Components, layout, functions of distributed control system.

II. DCS operator interface components; trending; data logging; alarms and shut-downs.

III. Programmable logic controllers: purpose, design, components; applications; ladder diagrams.

IV. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems (SCADA) as used in process control: purpose and general functions. 

12. INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION: 

a.       Safety Management Programs 

I. Introduction to OH&S Acts in general

II. Workplace OH&S Programs: setting up a program; purpose and interaction with WCB; company and employee responsibilities; typical components of an OH&S program: safety committees, hazard identification, incident investigation, personal safety equipment; work permit systems (equipment lock-out, confined space entry, hot and cold work, excavations); WHMIS (overview); emergency response plans. 

b.       Fire Protection Systems 

I. Classes of fire; extinguishing methods.

II. Components and operation of industrial fire detection and alarm system.

III. Sprinkler systems (dry and wet stand); pre-action and deluge; design and operation.

IV. Fixed fire systems: firewater pump, loops, hydrants; vessel deluge system; foam systems.

V. Industrial fire response


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