Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation

Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation Level I

This 287.5 hour course introduces students to the pipeline industry, pipeline E&I safety and pipeline operations. Students will enter the job market as an entry level pipeline electrical and instrumentation assistant operator. Tu

Curriculum:

Core Curriculum	72.5 Hours
Introduction to the Pipeline Industry	15 Hours
Liquid Pipeline General Abnormal Operating Conditions	5 Hours
Pipeline E&I Safety	15 Hours
Trade Math	40 Hours
Electrical Theory	40 Hours
Tools of the Trade	15 Hours
Pipeline Operations	40 Hours
Pipeline E&I Drawings	30 Hours
Understanding the National Electrical Code	7.5 Hours
Fasteners and Anchors	7.5 Hours

Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation Level II

This 265 hour course provides students with the skills necessary to work as an intermediate pipeline electrical and instrumentation assistant operator. Course includes electrical installation in classified areas, use of meters and test equipment and process control theory. Prerequisites: Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation Level 1.

Curriculum:

Electrical Installations in Classified Areas	40 Hours
Use of Meters and test Equipment	15 Hours
Grounding	30 Hours
Process Control Theory	40 Hours
Supervisory Control Systems	15 Hours
Switches and Transmitters	15 Hours
Controllers	15 Hours
Valve Actuators	15 Hours
Product Measurement	40 Hours
Analytical Equipment	40 Hours

Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation Level III

This 185 hour course allows students to move to advanced pipeline electrical and instrumentation assistant operator status. This course includes transformers, switchgear and Mccs. Prerequisites: Pipeline Electrical and Instrumentation Levels 1 and 2.

Curriculum:

Transformers	25 Hours
Switchgear and MCCs	25 Hours
Low – Voltage and Standby Power	25 Hours
Power Quality	25 Hours
Prime Movers	32.5 Hours
Facility Auxiliary Systems	22.5 Hours
SCADA	30 Hours