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News Release from: MatrikonOPC | Subject: Seminar
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 May 2008
Alarm management a hot topic in process
industry
The recent alarm management seminar held in Aberdeen by Matrikon Europe proved to be a huge success, with papers provided by Shell and EEMUA, plus ABB and Matrikon
Mike Bowbyes, Head of the Matrikon UK Products Division said, "We were overwhelmed by the response we had from interested companies Some of our delegates travelled from as far away as Norway to hear presentations from leading industry experts
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 4 Mar 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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MatrikonOPC workshops expand to Europe
MatrikonOPC is pleased to announce that for the fourth consecutive year it will be holding a series of OPC Hands-on Workshops in Europe, in London, Oslo and Aberdeen during March
There certainly seem to be a lot of companies out there that know they must improve their alarm management but need guidance on the best way forward".
As well as presentations from the Matrikon senior engineers, the UK HSE (Health and Safety Executive) was there to talk about the importance of continually improving process alarm management from a legislative point of view.
Perhaps one of the most interesting presentations was given by Shell who demonstrated how they have gone about their own alarm management activities on some of their flagship assets in the North Sea.
Other presenters included EEMUA, authors of EEMUA 191 'Alarm Systems - A Guide to Design, Management and Procurement' and ABB Engineering Services.
With more than 4,000 installations world-wide, Matrikon is one of the leading suppliers of process alarm management products and services.
For more information on how you can increase profitability and improve overall site safety by better alarm handling, visit the Matrikon website. Request a free brochure from MatrikonOPC ...
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