CAMS Engineering

Course Code Course Methodology

CAMS Lectures, discussions and hands-on tutorials.

Course Overview Course Outline

A 3-day instructor led course combining You will learn:
theory and hands-on tutorials for
Consolidated Alarm Day 1
Management Software (CAMS) • System Configuration
• An Introduction to Alarm Management
Course participants will learn: and Guidelines
• About the international alarm • CAMS for HIS
management guidelines and how these – Operations interface
apply to CAMS – Navigation
• To use the built-in features of CAMS for – Using filters
HIS on the operator stations – Shelving
• Correctly manage the CENTUM VP – Eclipsing
common components in preparation for – Load Shedding
CAMSconfiguration – Other alarm functionality such as
• Configure the CAMS: buzzer assignment and deadband
• Alarm Groups management
– Alarm Shelves • Review questions
– Alarm Message Monitor • Hands-on tutorial: Operator Interface
– Alarm Manager • CAMS Configuration
– Alarm Configurator for CAMS – Common components
• Test and verify alarm configuration – Alarm Groups
through the Alarm Generator tool – Alarm Shelves
• How to construct HIS graphics that – Alarm Message Monitor
supportalarm management – Alarm Builder
• How the alarm rationalisation process can • Review questions
be initiated
Day 2
Who Can Take This Course • CAMS configuration continued:
Personnel responsible for alarm – Import/Export/Modification
management and improvement initiatives. – Verifying alarm configuration using
the Alarm Generator tool
Participants should be familiar with the – Using Historical data to make
Yokogawa Centum VP\CS3000 System View improvements
engineering tool and should have a working • Hands-on tutorial: Alarm Configuration
knowledge of how to navigate the operator and testing
interface (HIS). • Introduction to graphic design principles
relating to alarm management

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Day 3 Venue
• Graphic design continued Yokogawa Australia Offices
– Situational awareness Or
– Design concepts and processes On site by special arrangement
– DCS versus SIS graphic design
– How to use colour, text, position, Enquiries
shapes in alarm management support Training Manager Sydney
graphics Switchboard: +61 (0)2 8870 1100
– Review questions Facsimile: +61 (0)2 8870 1111
• Hands on Tutorial: Graphic design and Email: Training@au.yokogawa.com
implementation
• Implementing a system for alarm Training Centres in Australia
management and rationalisation Sydney
– Engineering specifications Tower A, Level 2
– Alarm philosophy document 112-18 Talavera Road
– Alarm assessments Macquarie Park, NSW, 2113
– Alarm analysis tools
– Alarm metrics Brisbane
– Improvement process 18A Metroplex Avenue
• Review questions Murarrie, QLD, 4172
• Course conclusion
Melbourne
Certification Level 1, 211C Wellington Road
Participants who attain at least 75% Mulgrave, VIC 3170
attendance will be awarded Certificate of
Attendance Perth
Unit 1, 115 Belmont Avenue
Duration and Timing Belmont, WA, 6104
3 days
Morning sessions: 9am – 12pm
Afternoon session: 1pm - 4pm

Website
https://www.yokogawa.com/au/cp/trainingcentre.htm

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