Instrumentation and Control Servicing NC II: TESDA Course Guide
What is Instrumentation and Control Servicing NC II?
Instrumentation and Control Servicing NC II trains individuals to calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot industrial measurement and control instruments. These instruments monitor and control pressure, temperature, flow, and level in manufacturing and processing plants.
Who Should Take This Course?
This program suits precision-oriented individuals interested in industrial technology. It is ideal for those targeting careers in manufacturing, process industries, or power generation.
What You'll Learn
Training covers measurement principles, instrument calibration procedures, control loop theory, pressure/temperature/flow/level instruments, calibration tools and standards, documentation, and industrial safety.
Duration and Schedule
The 324-hour program takes 2-3 months with hands-on calibration practice.
Assessment and Certification
Assessment of calibration accuracy and troubleshooting skills. The NC II is recognized by process industries and manufacturing plants.
Career Opportunities and Salary
Instrumentation technicians earn PHP 15,000 to PHP 25,000 monthly at entry level, with experienced technicians in specialized industries earning PHP 30,000 to PHP 50,000. Overseas positions offer higher compensation.
Salary ranges are approximate and vary by location and experience.
Training Centers
Visit tesda.gov.ph for accredited programs. Availability is primarily in industrialized areas.
Cost and Financial Aid
Training costs PHP 8,000 to PHP 20,000. TESDA scholarships and industry partnerships may reduce costs.
Core Competencies
- Calibrate industrial instruments
- Service pressure measuring devices
- Service temperature measuring devices
- Service flow measuring devices
- Perform loop testing and troubleshooting
Assessment Requirements
Practical assessment of instrument calibration, loop testing, and fault diagnosis. Written test on instrumentation theory, measurement principles, and safety.