1. Jubail Industrial College is pleased to announce Instrumentation & Control and Electrical Power Training Short Courses For more information, please contact: Special Programs Unit - Industrial Relations Dept. Tel.: +966 (013) 340-2011 Tel.: +966 (013) 340-2140 Fax : +966-013-340-2060 Email Address: specialprograms@jic.edu.saspecialprograms@jic.edu.sa Venue: (for five days short course)  Intercontinental Hotel, Jubail Industrial city (three days)  Electrical engineering department, Jubail industrial college (two days) Any desired Special Programs or Customized short Course can be designed and arranged upon request and in line with customer’s needs. Note:  Program will be conducted with a minimum of 6 participants.  Course materials, literatures, lunch and refreshment are included in the course fee.

2. Jubail Industrial College is pleased to announce Instrumentation & Control Engineering Training Short courses S. N. Course Title Duration Days (Hrs.) Date in JIC Date in Hotel Time 1.Controller and Control loops05 days (30 Hrs)08/01/20154/1/2015-7/1/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 2.Process Control Instrumentation05 days (30 Hrs)15/1/201511/1/2015 – 14/1/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 3.Programmable Logic Controllers05 days (30 Hrs)28/5/201524/5/2015 - 27/5/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 4.Distributed Control Systems05 days (30 Hrs)4/6/201531/5/2015 – 3/6/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 5.Advanced PLC Programming05 days (30 Hrs)10/9/20156/9/2015 – 9/9/20158.00 am -3.00 pm Fees in Saudi Riyals shall be made in favor of: Jubail Industrial College (JIC) Account Number: 065 211 28000 104 Bank Name: Al-AHLI Commercial Bank (NCB) Jubail Industrial Branch Account Name: Special Programs IBAN Number : SA 231 000 000 652 112 800 0104 Any desired Special Programs or Customized short Course can be designed and arranged upon request and in line with customer’s needs.

3. Jubail Industrial College is pleased to announce Electrical Power Engineering Training Short Courses S. N. Course Title Duration Days (Hrs.) Date in JIC Date in Hotel Time 6Electrical Trouble Shooting05 days (30 Hrs)8/1/20154/1/2015-7/1/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 7Switch gears05 days (30 Hrs)15/1/201511/1/2015 – 14/1/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 8Electrical Power Systems05 days (30 Hrs)28/5/201524/5/2015 – 27/5/20158.00 am -3.00 pm 9DC/AC Drive Systems05 days (30 Hrs)4/6/201531/5/2015 – 3/6/20158.00 am -3.00 pm Fees in Saudi Riyals shall be made in favor of: Jubail Industrial College (JIC) Account Number: 065 211 28000 104 Bank Name: Al-AHLI Commercial Bank (NCB) Jubail Industrial Branch Account Name: Special Programs IBAN Number : SA 231 000 000 652 112 800 0104 Any desired Special Programs or Customized short Course can be designed and arranged upon request and in line with customer’s needs.

4. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: CONTROLLERS & CONTROL LOOPS This training course introduces trainees with little back ground on Instrumentation and control Course Title: Controllers & Control Loops Course Learning Outcomes: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Identify and compare the feedback control system, open loop system and close loop system  Identify the elements of Process Control loop  Understand and Use the PID diagrams  Understand the Direct- and Reverse-mode of Controller  Define and utilize the significance and effect of proportional, integral and derivative control modes on process response and the suitability of their use to various processes.  Apply the concept of controller tuning for different tuning methods  Identify and apply the techniques/concept of advance control strategies like cascade control, feed-forward control and ratio-control Course Outline: Introduction to process control (open loop system & closed loop system), Elements of process control, Process control signals, Process & instrumentation diagram, Feedback controllers, Direct & reverse action of a controller, Control modes, Stability of feedback control loop, Control tuning, Determination of ultimate gain & period, Closed loop controller tuning, Open loop testing, Open loop controller tuning, Improving controller tuning, and Selection of feedback controller modes. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Engineers and technicians with 2 years of experience Duration : 5 days

5. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: PROCESS CONTROL INSTRUMENTATION This training course introduces trainees with little back ground on Instrumentation and control Course Title: Process Control Instrumentation Course Learning Outcomes: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Understanding the Process Control Instrumentation and inter-conversion of units  Identify the terminologies used for selecting devices in instrumentation  Operate and describe various pressure measuring instruments and basic terms related to pressure.  Operate and describe various level measuring instruments and basic terms related to level.  Operate and describe various temperature measuring instruments and basic terms related to temperature.  Operate and describe various flow measuring instruments and basic terms related to flow. Course Outline: Introduction to process measurement, Pressure measurement (pressure gauges, bourdon tube gauges, pressure switches, pressure transducers, pressure calibration standards and pressure transmitters (pneumatic & electronics), Flow measurements (rate & quantity of flow, laminar, transient & turbulent flow and orifice plate & venturi differential pressure transmitter), Temperature measurements (temperature units & scales, thermometers & bimetal thermometers, thermocouples & resistance temp. detectors (RTD) and wheatstone bridge), Level measurements (direct & indirect methods), Purged air system, Float & displacer, Capacitor method and Radar & ultrasonic methods WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Engineers and technicians with 2 years of experience Duration : 5 days

6. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS This training course introduces trainees with little or no background to PLC. Course Title: Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) Course Learning Outcomes: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Specify PLC hardware and installation criteria.  Develop a PLC program for an automatic control system of a medium degree of complexity.  Select the right hardware for a given industrial application.  Connect the field devices to the PLC to create a complete control system.  Consider such aspects of the automation system as network communication, human machine interface, safety and protection against interference.  Program typical industrial PLC hardware.  Troubleshoot a typical PLC system. Course Outline: Introduction to PLC, PLC Hardware, Input and Output devices, I/O processing, PLC programming, Ladder Logic programming, Internal relays, PLC Timers, PLC Counters, PLC Applications. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Engineers and technicians with 2 years of experience Duration : 5 days

7. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEMS This training course introduces trainees with confident understanding of Distributed Control system related to both hardware and software. Course Title: Distributed Control Systems (DCS) Course Learning Outcomes: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Procure a solid understanding of the architecture and operation of Distributed Control Systems (DCSs).  Have ability to design the overall DCS and process control system.  Better specification of planned DCSs.  Comprehend understanding of the key ergonomic issues in design of operator displays.  Apply advanced control strategies to your plant control system.  Use more effectively existing DCS process control capabilities.  Design and create a consistent and effective alarm philosophy for your installation.  Recognize and deal with human problems in interfacing to alarm Systems. Course Outline: Introduction to DCS systems, Evolution of DCS systems, Elements of a DCS system, Communication protocols in DCS, Basic DCS Controller and its configuration, Programming of DCS systems, The Operator Interface, Alarm system management for DCS, Distributed control system’s reporting, DCS Configuration procedures, Maintenance considerations, Advanced control strategies, Comparison of offering from DCS vendors, Typical applications. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Control engineers, managers, supervisors and technicians with 5 years of experience Duration : 5 days

8. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: ADVANCED PLC PROGRAMMING This training course introduces trainees with confident understanding of Advanced PLC Programming related to both hardware and software. Course Title: Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers Programming Course Learning Outcomes: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Read and interpret common through more advanced ladder logic programming for PLC.  Logically troubleshoot common through advanced PLC problems.  Searching / Finding program components, instructions, or addresses.  Speed tricks and tips when troubleshooting and/or programming.  Program / edit PLC programs (when appropriate).  Procure detailed understanding of processor operation.  Procure detailed understanding of IO wiring & layout as applied to troubleshooting.  Acquire ability to fully utilize all features of PLC software.  Acquire ability to implement advanced tools included in a professional PLC software.  Understand advanced programming instructions.  Understand and be able to observe / basically tune PID loops and the PID instruction.  Understand and be able to troubleshoot Message instructions and communication systems.  Safely perform all common procedures and tasks related to PLC‘s.  Acquire ability to design, plan, troubleshoot, and program increasingly complex PLC systems. Course Outline: Overview of PLC programming techniques, Ladder logic programming, Functional block diagrams, Instruction lists (IL) programming, Sequential function charts (SFC) programming, Structured text (ST) programming, Jump and call, Master Control Reset (MCR) Programming, PLC programming for timers and counters, Data handling techniques in PLC, Pointers and indirect addressing in PLC, Implementation of PID controller using PLC, Batch processing and sequential control, Other advanced PLC applications. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Control engineers, managers, supervisors and technicians with 5 years of experience Duration : 5 days

9. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: ELECTRICAL TROUBLE SHOOTING This course introduces trainees with effective troubleshooting for motors and motor control circuits and also will include testing & making fault diagnosis and Control circuit troubleshooting using computer software. Course Title: Electrical Trouble shooting Course Learning Outcome: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  introducing the participants to carrying out effective troubleshooting of motors and control circuits using different test equipment and making fault diagnosis. Course Outline: Introduction, OFF/ON-line troubleshooting overview and specialized test equipments, Five- step approach to problem analysis and transformer troubleshooting example, Troubleshooting practice on motor control circuits, and Logic control circuit troubleshooting using computer software. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Technicians & Maintenance Inspectors (Electrical) with at least 2 years experience in this area, with good knowledge of basic math/physics and electronics and good communication in English Duration : 5 days

10. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: SWITCH GEARS This course is introducing the operation principles of interrupting equipment such as circuit breakers, re-closers, fuses and isolators. Classifications, constructions and applications will be explained and demonstrated. SF 6 circuit breaker will be highlighted. Course Title: Switch Gears Course Learning Outcome: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Identify and know the operating principles of different kinds of current interrupting devices such as circuit breakers, re-closers, fuses and isolators. Course Outline: Introduction, Types of circuit breakers, air blast circuit breakers, air circuit breakers, vacuum circuit breakers, oil circuit breakers, Re-closers, Sectionalizers, Types of fuses, low voltage and current limiting fuses, and explosion fuses. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Technicians & Maintenance Inspectors (Electrical) with at least 2 years experience in this area, with good knowledge of basic math/physics and electronics and good communication in English Duration : 5 days

11. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEMS This course introducing the power system components and representation, different types of renewable and nonrenewable energy sources, generation types, transmission line and cable parameters, analysis of transmission and distribution lines, electric insulators, power system faults, grounding systems, high voltage surges, and the main components of the distribution system. Course Title: Electrical Power Systems Course Learning Outcome: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Understand the working principles of electrical power generation, transmission and distribution aspects of electrical power, re-closers, fuses and isolators. Course Outline: Introduction, Energy resources & types of power plants, Electrical & mechanical features of transmission lines, power flow & control, distribution layouts & voltage levels, sub-station equipment & layouts. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Electrical technicians with at least 3 years of field experience in this area with basic knowledge of mathematics/physics and good communication skills in English. Duration : 5 days

12. Jubail Industrial College COURSE: DC/AC DRIVE SYSTEMS This course is intended primarily to provide a fundamental knowledge of integration of mechanical and electrical components and to introduce various aspects of design and control techniques in electrical drive applications. Course Title: DC/AC Drive Systems Course Learning Outcome: On the completion of the course, the trainee should be able to:  Understand the fundamental concepts and principles of operation of various types of Drive systems.  Know the basic experimental and modeling skills for handling problems associated with Drive systems. Course Outline: Introduction to electric drive systems DC drive systems AC drive systems Vector Control WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Average Participants’ Background: Electricians or Engineers with basic knowledge of mathematics/physics and good communication skills in English Duration : 5 days