×
1

    • Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey
    Customize Your Learning Journey

    Class and Course
    1. NExT
    2. Operations and Maintenance
    3. Control Room Operations

    Control Room Operations

    • Skill
    • 3 Days
    • classroom1Classroom

    This course will give participants the knowledge necessary to understand the control room operation as found in the oil and gas industry today. They will learn the purpose of a control room is to serve as an operations center where a service or facility can be monitored and controlled.  At any time it can be designated as an area of refuge in high-risk facilities during emergency situations.  

    Participates of this course will be exposed to the stringent protection required to operate and  maintain reliability and maximize useful equipment life in hazardous environments as the requirements of operating modern process control equipment.  State of the art installations will typically require an operator control room and a process computer room.  This course will also provide description of the various types of equipment used in the operator control room including CRT-based consoles, printers, video, copiers, annunciator panels, recorders and possible backup panels.

    All equipment required for operator interface with the process is contained in the operator control room. The process computer room will contain input/output devices, microprocessor-based control devices, multiplexers, computers, and mass storage devices.  These will usually be separate, but connected to the operator control room.  Communication between the field operator and the control room operator is vital for successful operation in the process industry and participates of this course will gain an understanding of the interactions required between the two positions.
    Day 1

    The Plant Control System

    • System interfaces
    • Communications and control room environment
    • Control room layout and ergonomics
    • Emergency response role

    On day one, participants will gain an overall understanding of the general operation of a plant control system.  System layout including control room design as well as segregation and treatment of emergency systems will also be discussed.  Effective communications including face-to-face handovers and efficient operational procedures will be stressed.  Administrative tasks of control room operators and supervisor responsibilities including checklists and handover/incident logging will also be discussed on this day.

    Day 2

    Control Room Operations

    • State of readiness - control emergency and critical situations
    • Integrated process systems and remote control operation 
    • Controlling a production process and preparing equipment for normal operation and maintenance

    On day two, participants will be provided with the knowledge necessary to understand the control room operation.  Maintaining readiness for day-to-day, abnormal and emergency operation will be discussed while paying particular attention to control room operator hazards and stress management issues.  The integration with process and remote control operational issues will be stressed.  The control room activities with controlling production during normal operation and maintenance activities will be examined.

    Day 3

    Control Room Emergency Response

    • Alarm management, interpretation and response
    • Emergency shutdown, blow-down, fire and gas detection systems
    • Generic emergency response role and responsibilities

    On the third day, participants will gain an understanding of the control room emergency operation and its systems.  Maintaining readiness for emergency operation will be discussed as well as ESD activities associated with the role of the control room operator.  Emergency situation roles and responsibilities will be reviewed and enforced with discussion around several case studies including the roles and responsibilities of first responders.

    This course is mainly targeted to process technicians, process technologists, and maintenance personnel.  The course is also applicable to employees working with equipment and materials purchasing, equipment procurement, job planning as well as immediate supervisors to the working technicians.

    Participants should have some recent exposure to oil and gas facility terminology.

    Currently there are no scheduled classes for this course.

    Click below to be alerted when scheduled

    Set a training goal, and easily track your progress

    Customize your own learning journey and track your progress when you start using a defined learning path.

    Icon
    In just few simple steps, you can customize your own learning journey in the discipline of your interest based on your immediate, intermediate and transitional goals. Once done, you can save it in NExTpert, the digital learning ecosystem, and track your progress.
    Explore

    SOLUTIONS

    Corporate

    Individual

    COURSE OFFERINGS

    Petrotechnical

    Operations and Maintenance

    New Energy

    SLB Software

    Digital Technology

    Technical Challenges

    Health Safety and Environment (HSE)

    Business Management

    E&P Introduction and Fundamentals

    © 2024 SLB Limited. All rights reserved.