Instrumentation, Controls and Electrical Systems Certification Training

This course provides an overview of electrical power generation and distribution, process and safety systems instrumentation and control strategies and configurations. Focus is on application and integration into the process and control of upstream and mid stream oil and gas facilities . The material of the course is applicable to field production facilities , pipelines , gas plants and off shore system. It also covers an overview of electrical systems, instrumentation, process control, and control/safety systems typically encountered in oil and gas facilities, such as: separation, gas dehydration, gas sweetening, NGL recovery, and associated facilities. The focus is to understand terminology, concepts, typical equipment configurations, control strategies, and common pitfalls in order to effectively manage and execute multi-discipline projects.

Enroll now and enhance your competence and knowledge.

1. Basic understanding of engineering, electrical, or technical concepts is helpful but not mandatory 
2.  Suitable for engineers, technicians, maintenance professionals, and students
3.  Prior exposure to industrial systems, automation, or electrical systems is an advantage 
4.  Open to both beginners and experienced professionals
5.  Willingness to engage in practical learning, case studies, and technical discussions
6.  Interest in developing skills in instrumentation, control systems, and electrical engineering

1. Electrical, instrumentation and control engineers (junior to mid-level)
2. Operations and maintenance engineers and supervisors
3. Project engineers involved in facility design or upgrades
4. Reliability, asset integrity and technical support professionals
5. Technical managers seeking a structured overview of power, instrumentation and control systems

1. 20 multiple-choice questions covering all course modules
2. Passing requirement: at least 15 correct answers
3. Two attempts allowed to achieve a passing score
4. Certificate issued upon successful completion of the exam

1. Gain practical, hands-on skills in instrumentation, control systems, and electrical fundamentals
2.  Learn to design, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain industrial automation systems including PLCs, sensors, and control loops 
3.  Develop expertise in system integration, diagnostics, safety compliance, and performance optimization
4.  Enhance employability across industries such as manufacturing, oil and gas, power, and utilities
5.  Prepare for roles like Instrumentation and Controls Engineer, Automation Specialist, and Electrical Technician
6.  Earn competitive salaries ranging from $60,000 to $95,000+, with senior roles exceeding $110,000
7.  Strengthen professional credibility with a recognized certification and practical training

He is an experienced technical professional with deep expertise in electrical power systems, process instrumentation and industrial controls specific to upstream and midstream oil and gas facilities. He brings practical knowledge in integrating electrical distribution, control strategies, safety systems and instrumentation diagnostics to help technical teams strengthen their operational competence. With a focus on real‑world applications and systems integration, he guides participants through complex concepts with clarity and relevance. Passionate about building technical capability, he equips learners with the skills needed to confidently manage and optimize instrumentation, control and electrical systems in industrial settings.

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

• Explain the basic principles of electrical power systems, including voltage, current, frequency, power distribution and safety practices.
• Interpret electrical one-line diagrams and power distribution architecture used in industrial and process facilities.
• Identify major electrical loads and assess their operating profiles, including considerations for motor starting and demand analysis.
• Apply electrical safety and compliance principles, including hazardous area classification, circuit protection and safe work practices.
• Describe common process instrumentation fundamentals such as pressure, temperature, flow and level measurement and sensor selection.
• Differentiate instrumentation characteristics including accuracy, range, response time and the uses of analog versus digital signals.
• Explain control system concepts, including open and closed-loop control, PID tuning and advanced control strategies.
• Recognise key control equipment such as PLCs, DCS architecture and operator interfaces and understand their integration with field instrumentation.
• Develop integrated measurement and control schemes including alarms, events, operator actions and equipment interlocks.
• Understand the role of safety instrumented systems (SIS), process shutdown strategies and basic risk reduction layers in industrial automation.
• Outline industrial communication networks and remote monitoring architectures used for supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) or remote operations.
• Integrate electrical, instrumentation and control subsystems to improve operational reliability and support multi-discipline project execution.