Calibration and Preventive Maintenance in Oil & Gas Instrumentation
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Accurate instrumentation is essential for safe and reliable oil and gas operations. Regular calibration and preventive maintenance ensure measurement integrity, minimize downtime, and support compliance with industry standards. This session highlights best practices, methodologies, and strategies for maintaining instrumentation performance across the asset lifecycle.
Webinar Objectives
• Understand the importance of calibration in ensuring measurement accuracy and reliability.
• Review preventive maintenance strategies for critical instrumentation.
• Explore compliance requirements and industry standards.
• Examine practical examples of maintenance programs in oil and gas facilities.
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The session will be delivered by an experienced instrumentation and control professional in maintenance strategies, system reliability, and operational excellence. The presenter provides practical insights into sustaining instrumentation performance to enhance safety, efficiency, and productivity.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
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