Making Connections I’ve always viewed the world through the lens of connection. How does this storage tank connect to rest of the plant? How does the electrical wiring connect to the pump to turn it on? How does the final product connect to the truck for shipment? And my favorite, how does process safety connectContinue reading “Systems at Work”
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“The Only Constant in Life is Change”
This famous quote from Greek philosopher, Heraclitus, rings true today. Every day ends with a sunset. Depending on where you live, it can be breathtaking. The sun eventually hides behind the mountains for the evening. In some places, the sun dips into the water until the next morning. Do you remember the last time youContinue reading ““The Only Constant in Life is Change””
How many clicks does it take?
As a Process Engineer, I would get called at ungodly hours of the night to respond to various emergencies in the field or on the production line. A call that late usually meant a critical piece of equipment had failed. Once I arrive on site (or more often while en route), I would direct containmentContinue reading “How many clicks does it take?”
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