2004 District 12 Leadership Conference Hotel Westminster – Nice (France) Education resources and opportunities Charlotta Johnsson District Education Chair

Education resources and opportunities n ISA has a lot to offer regarding Educational Activities and Professional Development. n Professional Development, e.g., u Career development (ISA jobs) u Education Foundation u Mentoring will not be discussed here, but in another presentations. n Educational Activities: u Continuing Education and Training u Professional Certification and Classification will be presented and discussed in this presentation.

1. Continuing Education and Training 1. ISA Training Institute 2. Section Co-Sponsored Training 3. Web-Seminars 4. ISA University Consortium

1.1 ISA Training Institute n Instructor-led training F ISA headquarters and regional locations F Onsite training at companies facilities F Section and Division offerings n Distance Education F Online courses F CD courses F Web-Seminars F Videos/Workbooks

1.2. Section Co-Sponsored Training n Sections sponsor 1-day Training Institute seminars n Provides instructor-led educational programs locally n Maximizes resources of ISA Education Services department to coordinate training event and reduce administrative responsibilities of the local Section n Provides opportunities for Sections to increase membership n Contact ISA Headquarters

1.4. ISA Master’s Degree Distance Education Consortium n ISA established master's degree program with participating universities n Program allows students and professionals to take Master's Degree courses through distance learning delivery methods, including internet, videotape, and correspondence n Promotes career development for engineers and technologists in instrumentation, systems, and automation

1. Continuing Education and Training 1. ISA Training Institute 2. Section Co-Sponsored Training 3. Web-Seminars 4. ISA University Consortium Does anyone have experience from any of these ?

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program 2. ISA CAP Program 3. ISA CIMM Program 4. CSE Licensure 5. ABET Accreditation

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program Certified Control System Technician 2. ISA CAP Program Certified Automation Professional 3. ISA CIMM Program Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanics

2.1. Certified Control Systems Technician ® (CCST ® ) Program n Launched in fall 1995 n More than 5000 people have applied for the certification n Last year 600 new certifications n A growing program with big potentials n Could be used also outside NA?!

Certified Control Systems Technician ® (CCST ® ) Program Why a Certification Program? n Promote the professional development of the control systems technician n Provide recognition and documentation of the technician’s knowledge, experience and education n Ensure a high level of skill and competency

Requirements n Applicant must F Have the experiences required F Successfully complete an exam n Experiences F Combination of work and academic experience F Solely work experience F Military experience n CCST has three levels F Level I = 5 years, F Level II= 7 years (2 in instrumentation/m&c), F Level III = 13 years (5 in instrumentation/m&c)

Examinations and Study Resources n Each exam is 4 hours in length n Level I and III Exams F 175 Multiple Choice Questions, Open book n Level II Exam F Simulated practical problems often encountered, Closed book n Resources F Study Guide/each level F CCST Review Course for Level I F Technical Skills Training Curriculum F Technician Book Series

Renewal n Renewal is required every three years n Work experience qualifies if renewal application submitted prior to expiration date n No examination is required for renewal if specific work and training requirements are met

Exam Locations Public Sites n Exam sites in the United States, Canada, and Trinidad Private Sites n CCST examinations can be offered at company sites for 4 or more candidates n Exam site can be open to the public or only for company employees; no site fee for private testing n Contact ISA to arrange a private testing

CCST within D12 ?! Positive experience from the CCST program in the US. There is a big market for the CCST certificate. There should be a market even in the D12 countries

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program Certified Control System Technician 2. ISA CAP Program Certified Automation Professional 3. ISA CIMM Program Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanics

2.2. ISA Certified Automation Professional n Certified Automation Professionals (CAPs) program is currently under development n Provides a non-biased, third-party confirmation of your skills in automation. n Will be launched fall 2004 n First market will be North America. Should be available internationally

Requirements n In contrast to the CCST program, CAP requires an academic degree in science and/or engineering (batchelor). n The applicants must pass a written exam n Renewal will be required

Benefits Professionals and Employers n Recognition and a source of pride for those who have the required education, training, and knowledge n Useful in determining job advancement potential n Way to demonstrate to employers a higher level of qualification n Increases motivation to learn more about the broad field of automation and increase job competence

CAP Performance Domains n Domain I: Feasibility Study identify, scope, and justify the automation project n Domain II: Definition identify and analyze customer requirements n Domain III: System Design design, specify and procure the hardware/software use din the control and information system n Domain IV: Development software development and coding n Domain V: Deployment field installation, checkout, and startup of the system n Domain VI: Operation and Maintenance long term support of the system

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program Certified Control System Technician 2. ISA CAP Program Certified Automation Professional 3. ISA CIMM Program Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanics

2.2. ISA Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanic n Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanics (CIMMs) program is currently under development n Provides a non-biased, third-party confirmation of maintenance mechanics. n Will be launched fall 2004 n First market will be North America. Should be available internationally

Requirements n Like the CCST program, CIMM does not require an academic degree. n Requires job experience n The applicants must pass a written exam n Renewal will not be required

Benefits Professionals and Employers n Serves as an objective third-party tool to bring all employees to the same level and hold them accountable n Qualification tool for new hires and contractors n A motivator for mechanics to further develop their skills n Gain the opportunity for recognition and career advancement

CIMM Performance Domains n Domain I: Maintenance Practices n Domain II: Preventive and Predictive Maintenance n Domain III: Troubleshooting and Analysis n Domain V: Corrective Maintenance

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program Certified Control System Technician 2. ISA CAP Program Certified Automation Professional 3. ISA CIMM Program Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanics

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program 2. ISA CAP Program 3. ISA CIMM Program 4. CSE Licensure 5. ABET Accreditation Does anyone have experience from any of these ?

Education resources and opportunities n ISA has a lot to offer regarding Educational Activities and Professional Development. n Professional Development, e.g., u Career development (ISA jobs) u Education Foundation u Mentoring will not be discussed here, but in another presentations. n Educational Activities: u Continuing Education and Training u Professional Certification and Classification will be presented and discussed in this presentation.

Education resources and opportunities Thank you for your attention!

2.4. Control Systems Engineer (CSE) Licensure What is Professional Engineering Registration? n Protect the public by promoting the competent and ethical practice of engineering n Conducted by state registration boards n Different from certifications which are sponsored by associations, professional societies

Who Should Register for CSE? n Engineer who understands science of instrumentation and automatic control of dynamic processes n Applies knowledge to plan, design, develop, operate, and evaluate the systems of control n Multi-disciplinary field including electrical, mechanical, chemical, and control

Why Should You Be a CSE? n Use the title Professional Engineer n Place seal and signature on plans, drawings, specifications, and reports n Advertise services to the public n Provide services on public works n Serve as expert witness

Format of Exam n Two 4-hour sessions n 40 multiple-choice questions in a.m. n 40 multiple-choice questions in p.m. n Exam offered in October annually n Contact state board for requirements in your state

2.5. University Accreditation Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) n ISA supports ABET as a Participating Body n Sponsored Program Criteria under Technology Accreditation Commission n Universities/Colleges apply for review based on applicable curriculum

2. Professional Certification and Classification 1. ISA CCST  Program 2. ISA CAP Program 3. ISA CIMM Program 4. CSE Licensure 5. ABET Accreditation Does anyone have experience from any of these ?

Education resources and opportunities n ISA has a lot to offer regarding Educational Activities and Professional Development. n Professional Development, e.g., u Career development (ISA jobs) u Education Foundation u Mentoring will not be discussed here, but in another presentations. n Educational Activities: u Continuing Education and Training u Professional Certification and Classification will be presented and discussed in this presentation.

Education resources and opportunities Thank you for your attention!