17th ARCTIC ISA EXHIBIT & SYMPOSIUM

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1 17th ARCTIC ISA EXHIBIT & SYMPOSIUM Sheraton Anchorage Hotel April 1 2, 2015 Short Courses The ISA Short Courses will provide valuable engineering informa on from our ISA experts in these fields April 1 st Introduc on to the Management of Alarm Systems (IC39C) April 2 nd Control Loop Tuning Strategies April 2 nd Introduc on to Industrial Automa on Security and the ANSI/ISA Standards (IC32C) Our experts make you an expert.

2 Introduc on to the Management of Alarm Systems (IC39C) Length: 1 day CEU Credits: 0.7 Course Hours: April 1, 2015, 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Descrip on: This course focuses on the key ac vi es of the alarm management lifecycle provided in the ANSI/ISA standard, Management of Alarm Systems for the Process Industries. The ac vi es include the alarm philosophy development, alarm ra onaliza on, basic alarm design, advanced alarm techniques, Human Machine Interface (HMI) design for alarms, monitoring, assessment, management of change, and audit. You will be able to: Develop an Alarm Management Philosophy Iden fy types of alarms Discuss ra onaliza on, classifica on, and priori za on of alarms Design basic alarms Determine when advance alarm techniques should be used Document alarms for opera ons Design reports for monitoring and assessment of alarm system performance Manage changes to alarm systems Test and audit alarm systems You will cover: The Business Case for Alarm Management The Common Problems in Alarm Systems The Alarm Management Lifecycle Philosophy Iden fica on Ra onaliza on Basic Alarm Design Advanced Alarm Design HMI Design for Alarms Implementa on Opera on Maintenance Monitoring and Assessment Management of Change Audit Star ng Points for Alarm Management Sustaining Alarm Management Lab and Classroom Exercises: Alarm iden fica on * Alarm objec ve analysis * Alarm classifica on * Alarm priori za on * Alarm monitoring Recommended Resources: Alarm Management: Seven Effec ve Methods for Op mum Performance, by Bill R. Hollifield and Eddie Habibi Includes ISA Standard: ANSI/ISA Management of Alarm Systems for the Process Industries Instructor John Bogdan: John Bogdan is an independent consultant in alarm management and process control. He has over thirty years of experience in alarm management, advanced process control, safety systems, and process op miza on, as well as a Six Sigma cer fica on. His past work experience includes various posi ons with DuPont and Invensys. He is a vo ng member of the ISA 18.2 Commi ee on Management of Alarm Systems in the Process Industries and is an ISA instructor in alarm management. He has wri en and presented papers on alarm management at the Texas A&M Instrumenta on Symposium for the Process Industries, the IPS North American Client Conference, the Western Regional Gas Conference, the ISA Automa on World 2010, and in Control Engineering magazine. He holds a B.S. & M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, MO. He also can provide an Alarm Philosophy Development Workshop designed to effec vely and economically assist in the development of a customized alarm philosophy.

3 Control Loop Tuning Strategies Length: 1 day PDH Credits: 8 Course Hours: April 2, 2015, 7:45 a.m. 5:15 p.m. Seminar Overview: This course will begin by briefly reviewing the design condi ons that must be sa sfied for any automa c control loop to operate effec vely. A number of typical process control loops will be inves gated in detail, and typical response characteris cs will be explored. The impact of dynamic loop behavior on the feedback control characteris cs will be discussed. Both open and closed loop tuning strategies will be presented. The tuning techniques presented will be prac ced using laptop computers provided in the class running Control Sta on Loop Pro control system simula on so ware. A er inves ga ng PID feedback control, common socalled advanced control strategies will be demonstrated. In addi on to the use of the simula on program, each a endee will receive a copy of the Control Loop Tuning Handbook by G.K. McMillan. In order to facilitate your learning a laptop with the program will be provided for use during the class. Topics: Required controller ac on decisions Required final control element behavior Typical flow, pressure, and temperature control loops Unique issues with level and analy cal control loops Open loop tes ng of control loops Open loop tuning formulae Closed loop tes ng of control loops Dead Time Compensa on Cascade Control applica on Feed Forward Control applica on Instructors: Allen Houtz and Rebecca Weaver Allen Houtz is an automa on designer for McKinley Service Company and a re red professor of Process Technology at Kenai Peninsula College. He graduated from Washington State University with a BS is chemical engineering and from University of Connec cut with an MS in chemical engineering. He is licensed in the state of Alaska as a professional chemical engineer and in the state of California as a professional control system engineer. He has been a member of the Alaska Sec on of ISA since the sec on was formed. Rebecca Weaver is a professor of Process Technology at Kenai Peninsula College. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a BS and a MS in Mathema cs. She is a member of the Alaska Sec on of ISA.

4 Introduc on to Industrial Automa on Security and the ANSI/ISA Standards (IC32C) Length: 1 day CEU Credits: 0.7 Course Hours: April 2, 2015, 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Descrip on: Understanding how to secure factory automa on, process control, and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisi on (SCADA) networks is cri cal if you want to protect them from viruses, hackers, spies, and saboteurs. It gave me a general overview of how to setup security measures. Donald Peck, U lity SCADA Supervisor This seminar teaches you the basics of the ISA/IEC standards and how these can be applied in the typical factory or plant. In this seminar, you will be introduced to the terminology, concepts, and models, as well as the element of crea ng a cybersecurity management system will be explained along with how these should be applied to industrial automa on and control systems. You will be able to: Discuss why improving industrial security is necessary to protect people, property, and profits Define the terminology, concepts, and models for electronic security in the industrial automa on and control systems environment Define the elements of the ANSI/ISA (ANSI/ISA ) Security for Industrial Automa on and Control Systems: Establishing an Industrial Automa on and Control Systems Security Program Define the core concepts of risk and vulnerability analysis methodologies Define the concepts of defense in depth and the zone/conduit models of security Explain the basic principles behind the policy development and key risk mi ga on techniques Explain why improving industrial security will be necessary to protect people, property, and profits You will cover: Understanding the Current Industrial Security Environment: What is Electronic Security for Industrial Automa on and Control Systems? Trends in Security Incidents How IT and the Plant Floor are Different and How They are the Same Current Security Standards and Prac ces Crea ng A Security Program: Cri cal Factors for Success/Understanding the ANSI/ISA (ANSI/ISA ) Security for Industrial Automa on and Control Systems: Establishing an Industrial Automa on and Control Systems Security Program Risk Analysis: Business Ra onale Risk Iden fica on, Classifica on, and Assessment Addressing Risk with Security Policy, Organiza on, and Awareness: CSMS Scope Organiza onal Security Staff Training and Security Awareness Business Con nuity Plan Security Policies and Procedures Addressing Risk with Selected Security Counter Measures: Personnel Security Physical and Environmental Security Network Segmenta on Access Control: Account Administra on, Authen ca on, and Authoriza on Addressing Risk with Implementa on Measures: Risk Management and Implementa on System Development and Maintenance Informa on and Document Management Incident Planning and Response Monitoring and Improving the CSMS: Compliance and Review Improve and Maintain the CSMS

5 Introduc on to Industrial Automa on Security and the ANSI/ISA Standards (IC32C) con nued Includes ISA Standards: ANSI/ISA (ANSI/ISA ) Security for Industrial Automa on and Control Systems Part 1: Terminology, Concepts & Models ANSI/ISA (ANSI/ISA ) Security for Industrial Automa on and Control Systems: Establishing an Industrial Automa on and Control Systems Security Program ANSI/ISA Security for Industrial Automa on and Control Systems: System Security Requirements and Security Levels Instructor John Cusimano, CFSE, CISSP, GICSP: John Cusimano is the Director of Industrial Cybersecurity for aesolu ons. John is an industrial control systems cybersecurity and func onal safety expert with more than twenty years of experience. He joins aesolu ons from exida where he was responsible for the development and execu on of their consul ng and cer fica on services for cybersecurity. Prior to that, John led market development for Siemens process automa on and safety products and held various product marke ng posi ons at Moore Products Co. John started his career at Eastman Kodak Company, where he implemented and managed automa on projects. He has a B.S. degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Clarkson University and holds CFSE, CISSP and GICSP cer fica ons as well as an ISA99/IEC Cybersecurity Fundamentals Specialist cer ficate. John has performed countless control system cybersecurity vulnerability and cyber risk assessments in the Oil & Gas, Chemical, Water/Wastewater, and Power industries per ISA/IEC and NERC CIP standards. He has also overseen and par cipated in the security tes ng and cer fica on of several control and safety systems per the ISASecure and Achilles security cer fica on programs. A leader in the development of ICS cybersecurity standards and best prac ces, John is Chairman of ISA 99 WG4 TG2 Zones & Conduits commi ee and co chair of ISA 99 WG4 TG6 Product Development commi ee. He was instrumental in the development of the ISASecure cer fica on scheme and was recently appointed as US Expert to the IEC TC65 WG10 commi ee. John is also the lead course developer and instructor for the ISA IC32 training course.

6 17th Arc c ISA Exhibit & Symposium April 1 and April 2, 2015 PO Box Anchorage, AK Loca on the Sheraton Anchorage Hotel, 2nd Floor. Pre Registra on First Name: Last Name: Title: Company: Address: City: State: Zip: Office Phone: Cell Phone: Pre Registering for show only. No charge Registering for Short Course A Cer ficate of Comple on documen ng the hours of class me will be provided for all a endee s to sa sfy requirements. Introduc on to the Management of Alarm Systems (April 1) Cost $ members / $ nonmembers. Control Loop Tuning Strategies (April 2) Cost $ members / $ nonmembers. Introduc on to the Industrial Automa on Security and the ANSI/ISA Standards (April 2) Cost $ members / $ nonmembers. (If registering for Short Course) ISA Member # Amount: $ Method of Payment: Check (payable to ISA Alaska Sec on) or Visa / MC / Am Ex Checks can be mailed to: ISA Alaska Sec on, PO BOX , Anchorage, AK Card Number: Exp. Date: CVC: Billing Address (if different from above): Contact: Caroline (907) , fax (907) , caroline@pobox.alaska.net