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Every year excessive increases in LFL levels result in severe plant damage, extended downtime, injuries, and even death to personnel. Using the correct analyzer to monitor the LFL level in the process can greatly reduce these risks and help comply with standards and regulations.

The appropriate LFL monitor will protect plant & personnel, comply with relevant codes & standards, AND can also increase the profitability of a production process. Choosing the right LFL monitor may take time and effort, but the benefits to a company and it‘s employees are more than worth it.

We are very pleased to announce that Bohr Ltd is now the official Representative and Distributor for Control Instruments Corp. products for the countries of England, Scotland, & Wales.

Let's conclude our discussion about SIL by contemplating the answer to the following question..are you just trying to meet specifications or are you designing a safety system?

Companies in industries around the world are expected to produce safe products and provide a secure working environment. This can be achieved by anticipating hazards that might occur and creating a safety system to combat them. The approach a company takes to control the risks and liabilities that go along with these hazards is an essential part of the safety process. 

We bid farewell to Bob Nutting, our Corporate Accounts & Northeast Regional Mgr.

As of June 29th Bob has retired from Control Instruments after almost 44 years of service. Bob was a terrific employee and we will miss him!

Clint Barth will be taking over Bob’s territory.

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The conversation around Safety Integrity Level (SIL) has picked up among the industrial community; but what exactly is everyone saying and how does it apply to YOUR process? 

The conversation around Safety Integrity Level (SIL) has picked up among the industrial community; but what exactly is everyone saying and how does it apply to YOUR process? 

The conversation around Safety Integrity Level (SIL) has picked up among the industrial community; but what exactly is everyone saying and how does it apply to YOUR process? 

Let’s attempt to break down this often-misunderstood concept and learn how it can be implemented properly. To fully understand a complex concept like SIL, there are a few other aspects to consider, last week we looked at functional safety, this week let's focus on Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS). 

The conversation around Safety Integrity Level (SIL) has picked up among the industrial community; but what exactly is everyone saying and how does it apply to YOUR process? 

Let’s attempt to break down this often-misunderstood concept and learn how it can be implemented properly. To fully understand a complex concept like SIL, there are a few other aspects to consider, this week we’ll focus on functional safety. 

Installing a hazardous gas monitoring system benefits a manufacturing facility by offering greater flexibility for tomorrow’s needs.

CIC's process gas detection technologies offer solutions on a system & project level and provide an opportunity to:

Register for the Process Heating Heat Processing Equipment Risk Assessments: What Are They and What Is a PHA? webinar!

Wednesday, April 27 @ 2pm.

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