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Instrumentation and Controls Technician
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Instrumentation and Controls Technician
Red Seal Test / Exam Prep Textbook Construction Craft 450A, Millwright 433A, Electrician 309A 442A, Powerline Technician 434A, Plumber 306A, Carpenter 403A, Sprinkler Fitter 427A, Hairstylist / Hair Stylist 332A, Instrumentation & Controls 447A, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 313A, Automotive Service Technician 310S, Steamfitter & Pipefitter 307A, Cook, Chef & Cook Assistant 415A, 415B & 415C, Welder 456A, Machinist 429A, Sheet Metal Worker 308A, Autobody Refinisher, Body & Collision Technician 310B - 310Q - 410N, Hoisting Engineer, Mobile Crane & Tower Crane Operator 339A 339B 339C, Truck & Transport Mechanic 310T & 310S, Heavy Equipment Technician & Mechanic 421A, Drywall Finisher & Plasterer 453A Bricklayer & Stone Mason 401A, Ironworker Generalist Red Seal 420A, Roofer 449A, Painter Decorator 404C, Insulator Heat & Frost 253A, Glazier 424A, Architectural Glass & Metal 424A, Gasfitter / Gas Fitter / Gas Technician NOC 72302, Boilermaker 428A Exam Kit Exam Readings Actual Exam Questions, Instrumentation and Controls Technician.
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Autobody Refinisher, Body & Collision Technician 310B - 310Q - 410N
Automotive Service Technician 310S
Boilermaker 428A
Bricklayer & Stone Mason 401A
Carpenter 403A
Construction Craft Worker Generalist 450A
Cook, Chef & Cook Assistant 415A, 415B & 415C
Drywall Finisher & Plasterer 453A
Electrician 309A 442A (MESAT)
Glazier 424A, Architectural Glass & Metal
Hair Stylist 332A
Heavy Equipment Technician & Mechanic 421A
Hoisting Engineer, Mobile Crane & Tower Crane Operator 339A 339B 339C
Instrumentation & Controls 447A
Insulator Heat & Frost 253A
Ironworker Generalist Red Seal 420A Exam Kit
Machinist 429A
Millwright 433A
Painter & Decorator 404C
Plumber 306A
Powerline Technician 434A
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Mechanic 313A
Roofer Red Seal 449A
Sheet Metal Worker 308A
Sprinkler Fitter 427A
Steamfitter & Pipefitter 307A
Truck & Transport Mechanic 310T & 310S
Truck-Trailer Service Technician 310J
Welder 456A
The Study Kit Contains the Following Resources:
Complete readings, chapters and learning objectives covering the Canadian Red Seal curriculum and Standards.
-Four complete Red Seal exams with answers
-Flashcards training program with questions on the front and answers on the back
-This is everything you need to easily clear your Canadian Red Seal exams.
The Instrumentation & Control technician is an incredibly growing trade and is becoming increasingly high in demand. The instrument technician inspects, tests, repairs, maintains, calibrates, replaces and installs industrial measuring and controlling instrumentation instruments and equipment which are needed to measure, record, transmit, indicate and control the operation of steam generating station equipment. They also service plant process control, monitoring, safety and communications systems. They are knowledgeable in overall plant systems and interactions of processes.
They are employed by pulp and paper processing companies, nuclear and hydro power generating companies, mining, water treatment facilities, petrochemical, oil and natural gas companies, industrial construction, industrial instrument, manufacturing companies and industrial instrument servicing establishments.
Instrument technicians work with a wide variety of pneumatic, hydraulic, electronic, mechanical instrumentation and microcomputer instruments used to measure and control variables such as pressure, flow, temperature, level, motion, force, and chemical composition. Some of the instruments include transmitters, analyzers, sensors, detectors, signal conditioners, recorders, controllers and final control elements.
Instrument technicians may work regular week-day hours or work in shifts, and are sometimes on call at night and on weekends and holidays. There is some risk of injury, particularly when processing dangerous chemicals or working with substances under pressure or at high temperatures. Instrument technicians working with manufacturing processes may be exposed to confined spaces, high places, noisy, dusty, cold or unusually warm conditions. There may also be exposure to radiation devices, laser equipment, chemicals, gases and substances under pressure.
Industry Changes
With industry becoming increasingly automated, instrument technicians are needed virtually anywhere there is control and metering systems. All the industry advancement and changes with more sophisticated equipment will require a higher level of skill and knowledge and will need to keep up to date with industry changes.
Diagnostic equipment and acoustic monitoring technology such as vibration analyzers, flow-meters, borescopes and computerized laser alignment equipment (just to name a few) are increasingly used to view and troubleshoot internal components. Instrumentation and control technicians will need to have the operation knowledge of these equipments.
Experienced instrument technicians may advance to supervisory positions, be employed as engineering technicians, or move into company sales offices.
Safety
Safe working practices and accident prevention are the primary importance to the health and safety of all person(s) at any or all work place environments. All person(s) including employee, employer and government, share this responsibility in order to keep everyone free of any dangers or accidents that may cause an individual(s) serious bodily harm or death.
The Occupational Health and Safety Acts and Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Regulations, should be consistently reviewed and enforced in every work place environment. Educating and understanding these regulations is everyone’s responsibility in order to keep a safe work place environment.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) has contributed to a safer work place environment. Health and safety has become a high priority in the workplace due to increased awareness of dangers and the identifications of hazardous materials.
Practicing health and safety is a tremendous contribution to a safe and accident free work place environment.
Job Tasks
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Calibrate and maintain components and instruments according to manufacturers' specifications
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Configuring and programming Programmable Logic Controls (PLC) and Programmable Automation Controllers (PAC)
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Consulting diagrams and technical documentation such as schematics, manuals, standards and codes
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Electrical systems
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Hydraulic systems
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Install and maintain instruments on new or existing plant equipment
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Interpret and use appropriate CSA, ISA and API installation standards and practices
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Maintains tools and equipment
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Perform risk assessments
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Pneumatic and vacuum systems
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Prepares for installation and maintenance of components
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Pumps
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Performs routine tasks
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Repair and adjust system components, such as sensors, transmitters & programmable logic controllers, remove and replace defective parts
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Rigging, hoisting and lifting equipment
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Services distributed control systems (DCSs).
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Services safety systems and security systems.
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Services signal converters.
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Services pressure, temperature, level & flow measuring & indicating devices.
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Services valves.
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Services analyzers.
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Services Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems.
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Services human machine interface (HMI).
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Implements process control strategies.
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Services electrical and electronic equipment.
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Use pneumatic, electrical and electronic testing devices to inspect and test instrument and system operation, and diagnose faults
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…and much more
Tools
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Adjustable wrenches
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Alignment bars
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Allen keys
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Brushes
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Calculators
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Clamps
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Drill bits
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Files
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Flash light
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Hacksaw
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Hammer
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Hammer, ball peen
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Hammer, dead blow
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Hammer, rubber
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Measuring Tape
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Multi-meter
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Pliers
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Power hand tools
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Safety equipment(goggles, boots, face shield etc)
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Screw Drivers
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Utility knife
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Vernier Caliper
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Wrenches
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…and much more
Skills
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Ability to pay careful attention to detail
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Critical Thinking
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Computer Knowledge
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Decision Making
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Desire to keep up-to-date with technological developments
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Manual dexterity and patience
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Mathematical, scientific, mechanical and logical reasoning abilities
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Numerical
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Oral Communication
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PLC Knowledge
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Problem Solving
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Reading Blueprints and schematics
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Writing
