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Certificate in Installation, Erection and Commissioning

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Installation, Erection and Commissioning


About Installation, Erection and Commissioning

Erection is the process of installing the physical framework and equipment for the processing plant. Erection is done after commissioning. For the newest piece of equipment, erection involves designing and evaluating the site's physical aspects.

To construct and/or install the appropriate plant is to install an eligible installation. In order to demonstrate that a plant can produce heat for the intended use for which it was placed, it must undergo all essential tests and processes mandated by industry standards. This process is known as "commissioning." 

Why is Installation, Erection and Commissioning important?

Making ensuring a facility and its systems comply with the project requirements set out by the owner is the main objective of commissioning. This encompasses, but is not limited to, the commissioning objectives listed below: delivering a structure or facility that fulfills the owner's project criteria and operates in accordance with the design purpose.

Three general categories may be used to group together the full erection, testing, and commissioning process: Prior to beginning the erection of the plant, pre-erection tasks must be finished. construction of the plant's internal structures.

Who should take the Installation, Erection and Commissioning Exam?

  • Experienced as well as Beginners in Erection, Construction & Commissioning of Process field instrumentation (Engineers, Technicians, Supervisor, Foreman, etc.)
  • Experienced personnel
  • The operation, technical service, and maintenance professionals
  • Consultants and Sales professionals
  • Diploma Students
  • Undergraduates Students in Electrical Electronics or Instrumentation Engineering 

Installation, Erection and Commissioning Certification Course Outline

  1. Overview of process instrument erection
  2. Understand hazardous area
  3. Instrument drawings
  4. Interpreting hazardous locations
  5. Field instrument calibration
  6. Instrument installation steps
  7. Instrument cable tray and cable duct erection works
  8. Instrument cable laying, glanding, and termination
  9. Fabrications, erections, and testing of instrument air line
  10. Fabrications, erections, and testing of impulse line
  11. Loop checks
  12. Commissioning overview

Certificate in Installation, Erection and Commissioning FAQs

The result will be declared immediately on submission.

It will be a computer-based exam. The exam can be taken from anywhere around the world.

You have to score 25/50 to pass the exam.

No there is no negative marking

There will be 50 questions of 1 mark each

You will be required to re-register and appear for the exam. There is no limit on exam retake.

You can directly go to the certification exam page and register for the exam.