This Electrical and Instrumentation training course is interactive and encourages delegates to participate through questions and answers, along with opportunities to discuss with the presenter specific issues which may result in appropriate solutions. Participants will learn:

• A brief revision the Fundamentals of Electricity
• How to read Single-Line Diagrams
• The Key Requirements of Plant and Facilities Power Distribution
• The Selection of Motors and Motor Control for various applications
• How Hazardous Areas are Classified
• How Electrical Equipment is selected for Hazardous Areas
• The Fundamentals of Control Systems and Instrumentation
• How to Read Loop Diagrams
• The importance of Secure Earthing (Grounding) and Bonding
• The Operation and Maintenance of EIC Equipment to ensure Plant Safety

By the end of this training seminar, participants will learn how to:
• Understand the basic concepts and components of electrical and instrumentation systems.
• Interpret and create electrical and instrumentation drawings and schematics.
• Apply design standards and specifications in industrial projects.
• Develop control strategies using instrumentation and electrical systems.
• Integrate electrical and instrumentation designs into automated systems.

This course is ideal for:
• Electrical and Instrumentation Engineers
• Design Engineers and Technicians
• Maintenance and Operations Personnel
• Project Engineers and Managers
• Professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of electrical and instrumentation design

• Comprehensive course notes and reference materials
• Templates for electrical and instrumentation drawings
• Practical exercises and case studies for hands-on experience
• Certificate of Completion

Day 1: Introduction to Electrical and Instrumentation Design
• Overview of electrical and instrumentation systems
• Role of electrical and instrumentation design in industrial projects
• Basic electrical concepts: Voltage, current, power, and resistance
• Instrumentation fundamentals: Sensors, transducers, and signal processing

Day 2: Electrical Design Basics
• Electrical system design principles: Load calculations, cable sizing, and protection
• Single-line diagrams (SLDs) and their interpretation
• Low-voltage and medium-voltage system design
• Standards and codes for electrical design (e.g., IEC, IEEE, NEC)

Day 3: Instrumentation Design Essentials
• Instrumentation symbols and P&ID interpretation
• Selection and specification of field instruments
• Loop diagrams and signal wiring techniques
• Communication protocols: HART, Modbus, Profibus, and Foundation Fieldbus

Day 4: Integration of Electrical and Instrumentation Systems
• Power and control panel design
• Interface between electrical and instrumentation systems
• Control system design: PLC, DCS, and SCADA integration
• Case studies: Design of integrated electrical and instrumentation systems

Day 5: Practical Applications, Standards, and Best Practices
• Design validation and testing
• Documentation and reporting for electrical and instrumentation systems
• Ensuring compliance with international standards and safety regulations
• Hands-on exercises: Designing and evaluating electrical and instrumentation systems
• Course wrap-up: Q&A, discussion, and final assessment

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing a minimum of 75% of the total course duration