This Module provides a basic understanding of calibration, testing, and maintenance activities carried out for field instruments in process industries.
It introduces learners to why calibration is required, common testing practices, and routine maintenance concepts followed in plants.

The Module is designed to build awareness and confidence for students and freshers before entering plant, site, or maintenance roles.

This module is part of the instruX Internship Program and forms the foundation for applied practice and project work. 

Who This Module Is For 

• Instrumentation students and freshers

• Junior field or maintenance engineers

• Site technicians and trainees

• Anyone new to plant instrumentation maintenance

Module Learning Outcomes 

• Purpose of calibration in instrumentation

• Difference between calibration, testing, and maintenance

• Basic calibration concepts for pressure, temperature, flow, and level instruments

• Introduction to testing procedures

• Preventive vs breakdown maintenance concepts

This module is delivered during Phase 1 – Core Learning of the instruX Internship Program.

Learning Outcome : 

After completing this course, learners will be able to:

• Understand basic calibration and testing concepts

• Identify routine maintenance activities

• Communicate effectively with maintenance teams

• Gain confidence for plant and site exposure

Learning Approach : 

• Simple explanations

• Real plant scenarios

• Concept-based learning