Industrial automation

Team work

Competence Team

Work on the competence is individual.
The contest task is completed by the participant and the score is given to the participant.

Team composition

Expert team

1. Expert Advisor

List of participants

1. Participant-a specialist in the development, installation, maintenance and programming of automated process control systems
2. Expert mentor. A specialist who has practical and theoretical experience in their professional field, in one of the declared competencies of the Championship. The expert represents the participant at the Championships
3. An expert mentor at the contest represents the interests of the participant. Participates in the evaluation of competitive tasks for this Competence

Completing and evaluating a task

The contest task is performed by the participant.

Evaluation Evaluation of the participant's knowledge is carried out exclusively through the practical implementation of the Competition task.
Experts are trained in verification methods and tools.

Important

At least 18 years of age.

Participants and experts must be medically approved to work in electrical installations up to 1000 V.

Everyone must have an electrical qualification certificate with an electrical safety group of at least III in order to operate in an EC up to 1000 V

Competitive task

Structure of the competition task

Материалы для скачивания

Technical documentation

Competitive task for 2024

Evaluation

Checking the level

Each specialist is tested for the level of proficiency in two groups of knowledge and skills

Knowledge and skill groups

Professional skillsspecializations of the participant

• Heat engineering and technological systems
• Building structures
• Digital information modeling
• Electrical and switching systems

General professional skills that are universal for the team

• Design, technical and regulatory documentation, organization of project work
• Team interaction and communication
• Information and reference systems and component databases*
• Design information environment

Evaluating skills

Skills are evaluated through the quality and effectiveness of work actions.

Labor action groups

• Criterion A
  Design of relay automation circuits
• Criterion B
  Troubleshooting
• Criterion C
  Mechanical installation (locksmith work)
• Criterion D
  Connecting devices (electrical work)
• Criterion E
  Performing pre-commissioning (offline testing)
• Criterion F
  Programming
• Criterion G
  Safety and production culture

Distribution of points

Ad platform rules

1. If a Participant needs to interact with the Site's Experts in the course of work (technical problems, poor health, natural needs, etc.), it is necessary first of all to follow the Rules of the championship.
2. If the Participant has any technical or informational difficulties in the course of completing the task (inaccuracy in the Task, malfunction of equipment/tools, lack of materials, etc.), it is necessary to follow the following procedure::
3. The participant, after stopping work and raising his hand up, notifies the Experts (who carry out visual control of his workplace) about the problem;
4. An expert (not from the Participant's division) finds out the essence of the problem as quickly as possible;
5. If the problem does not require an immediate stop of the Participant's working hours (there is no danger to life or health, there is a volume of work that the Participant can perform, etc.), the Participant continues to work;
6. The expert who solves the Participant's problem brings the information to other Experts, if necessary involving the GOE (SGE);
7. A collective decision on the need to stop the Participant's working time is communicated to the time control expert, who performs further stopping and starting of the Participant's working time

Rules of communication on the site

Site operation plan

• The site's work plan is published, indicating the time and location
• The plan contains all the important information for Experts and Participants
• We start and finish on time, "Seven don't wait for one" is our principle

The participant's tool box must include

• tools for mounting control cabinets of various devices on a chipboard wall, cutting and drilling control cabinets, cutting trays and cable channels.
• a tool for cutting cables and crimping wires.
• devices for troubleshooting in control cabinets, megaohmmeter
• PPE-More detailed information is available at the links below

STRICTLY PROHIBITED BY THE RULES

1. Ready-made templates.
2. Non-factory-made tools and accessories (except for various types of fasteners and wire organizers);
3. Perform attempts and / or data transfers from on-site and off-site workstations by any means other than those permitted by the Contest Task
4. Mobile phones (for Participants)
5. Storage devices with PC or PLC projects (except for the Chief Expert and Deputy Chief Expert);
6. Documentation, except for the operating instructions (instructions or task execution procedures are not allowed).

Partners of the competence-JSC "Scientific and Engineering Center"INKOMSYSTEM"

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