Process Control Week

With the increasing complexity of modern process plants, stricter product specifications and pressure on energy efficiency, the performance of basic and advanced control layers has a direct impact on safety, quality and profitability. Yet in many plants, PID loops are poorly tuned and the advanced algorithms available in the DCS remain under-used.

Process Control Week is a unique, two-part training that bridges the gap between control theory and day-to-day plant reality. Across the PID Tuning Control (9–10 March 2026) and Advanced Process Control (11–13 March 2026) courses, you will learn how to systematically tune PID loops, design and implement advanced regulatory control schemes (feedforward, cascade, deadtime compensation, constraint control, etc.) and build a robust base layer for future APC and multivariable control initiatives.

Through simulation-based practicals, real industrial case studies and interactive discussions with an experienced APC practitioner, you will gain the practical skills to get more performance from your existing DCS without extra licenses, reduce process variability and increase plant stability.

Join us in Amsterdam and learn how to unlock the full potential of your control system and deliver measurable improvements in plant performance.