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Course: |
OSH 240
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Title: | Instrumentation Calibration |
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Long Title: | Instrumentation Calibration |
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Course Description: | Examines the equipment used in performing measurements of environmental factors in the workplace, including noise, lighting, vibration, chemicals, and heat stress. Emphasizes equipment and methods, equipment calibration, and evaluation of an arm of factors found in industrial workplaces. |
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Min Credit: | 4 |
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Max Credit: | |
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Course Notes: | Entered new course 2/1/08 s@ |
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Origin Notes: | CMC |
STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. List types of equipment required to perform work placed testing and evaluation to ensure safe working conditions.
II. Describe equipment operations and appropriate uses common to refining, petrochemical, mining and mineral processing, food processing and other process industries
III. Explain pressure and temperature limits of hoses and fittings
IV. Discuss selection and sizing criteria as related to pressure, temperature, flow and corrosiveness of fluids
V. Describe the operating principles of instrumentation and controls.
VI. Describe the units of measure utilized in calibration and safe testing procedures.
VII. Describe the operating principles of monitoring and report preparation.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Safety
A. Campus
B. General rules
C. course processes
D. class/Lab Procedures
II. Monitoring Methods
A. direct reading instruments
B. laboratory analysis
C. Monitoring and maintenance activities
D. biological monitoring
III. Safety Control Instrumentation
A. Major types of instrumentation
B. Variables monitored by instrumentation
C. Applications and functions with Safety Equipment
D. Monitoring and maintenance activities
IV. workplace measurements
A. need for measurement
B. reproducibility-validity
C. units of measurement
D. Sensor measurement
E. Indicators
F. Controllers
G. Recorders
H. operation of instruments
I. routine maintenance, troubleshooting and calibration
V. computer analysis, monitoring and report preparation
A. Time savings and evaluations
B. Cautions
VI. analysis and presentation of data
A. need for analyzing and presenting data
B. causes of variation in results
C. measures of central tendency
VII. recordkeeping
A. need for records
B. reporting results
C. typical reporting documents
D. legal notifications
E. worker notification
F. legal requirements
VIII. administrative issues
A. equipment certification and calibration
B. operation/inspector training and certification
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