The continuing training course consists of classroom lecture, discussions, equipment demonstrations, test point signal recognition, and “hands-on” troubleshooting techniques. The students also review recent industry practices and events, where applicable.
Day 1: The first day typically consists of lectures and discussions of the NIS overview, NIS block diagram, auxiliary circuits, and interfaces to other plant systems.
Day 2: Class participants cover detailed Source Range circuitry on day two, and receive hands-on troubleshooting experience.
Day 3: On day three, students analyze the Intermediate Range circuits and perform additional equipment-failure troubleshooting.
Day 4: Day Four concentrates on Power Range signal tracing and students continue to perform failure recognition on all three instruments.
Day 5: The instructor uses the final day for a review of the NIS concepts that were presented during the week, and to administer a written examination. The trainer can also conduct an optional troubleshooting performance examination for qualification purposes.
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