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Figure 1: Sample arc flash label. Courtesy: TRADESAFE

Arc Flash and Electrical Safety

How to ensure arc-flash labels match the way a plant runs

Senior male engineer in white hard hat and safety glasses discussing industrial project with young female colleague holding laptop on factory mezzanine walkway during production.

Workforce Development

Plants without a succession plan are vulnerable to disruption

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How compressed air systems work: A guide to components and efficiency

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Experts explain details of OSHA and relevant safety standards

Figure 1: A worker connecting a 6-foot shock-absorbing lanyard to a certified anchorage. Courtesy: Diversified Fall Protection

Safety Standards

Learn the right practices for time-tested plant safety standards

Figure 1: Continuous condition monitoring replaces infrequent manual rounds with automated, high‑resolution data that reveals early degradation, emerging faults and root causes long before they impact production. Courtesy: Emerson

Asset Management

Drive up plant production, quality with asset management programs

Figure 1: An installation that is clean, well-organized and well planned is also a safe environment for personnel. Courtesy: Hitachi Global Air Power

Environmental Health

Keys to maintaining improved environments for compressed air systems

Improve safety and hazard protection, based on expert advice

Figure 1: Control engineer performing loop checks. Courtesy: Hargrove Control & Automation

System Integration

Ways integration can improve the next greenfield project

Figure 2: This future-proofed test cell incorporates predictive maintenance and smart upgrades, ensuring long-term resilience and keeping us ahead of the curve in testing capabilities. Courtesy: ACS

Predictive and Preventive Maintenance

Why maintenance strategy should progress for a plant’s proven evolution