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Invensys Case Study by Camaxys Ltd
CamHealth® Incident/Accident System for Invensys plc worldwide CamAxys Limited, Europe’s leading supplier of The CamHealth® Accident/Incident Management Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) system was selected as part of an Invensys project management and quality systems, has to create a ‘best in class’ safety reporting system implemented its CamHealth® Accident/Incident that would deliver enhanced Incident Reporting, Management system on a world-wide basis for Investigation and Action Tracking/Closure on a Invensys plc. The project, which was common worldwide basis. The system ensures that commissioned in August 2002 with live operation key information on Incidents is recorded commencing on 31st March 2003, formed part of a internationally in a consistent manner, including major Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) results of the change management project overseen by the Invensys Group SVP Human Resources and Group Services. investigations for looking at both immediate and root causes; it facilitates statutory reporting of Invensys, which was formed in 1999 through the RIDDOR in the UK and OSHA in the USA; it merger of Siebe and BTR, is a global leader in the collects accurate group-wide Key Performance management of production technologies. It Indicators (KPIs) and helps identify priorities for includes, as part of the Group, companies with future improvement programmes. Major features of brands such as Foxboro, APV, Eurotherm and the system include its capability to automatically e- Westinghouse Signals. It has over 50,000 mail details of all recorded Incidents to authorised employees and operates in more than sixty persons and to track the status of Actions. countries. Although the CamHealth® system met the majority of Invensys’s requirements, some customisation About Invensys was required to cater for different time zones and Invensys is a global leader in production languages, including the use of multi-byte character technology. -
History of Control History of PLC and DCS
History of Control History of PLC and DCS Vanessa Romero Segovia and Alfred Theorin 2012-06-15 (minor revision 2013-07-26) 1 Introduction The way many industrial processes look today, is the result of many years of research and hard work of people commited to improve their functionality, man- agement, and organization. One could recall the phrase ”necessity is the mother of invention”, and certainly this would fit the everyday work of control engineers and technicians working in industrial processes during the 50’s and 60’s. This necessity was the origin of devices such as the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and the Distributed Control System (DCS). 2 Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) A programmable logic controller (PLC) is an industrially hardened computer- based unit that performs discrete or continuous control functions in a variety of processing plant and factory environments. It was originally intended as a relay replacement equipment for the automotive industry. Nowadays the PLC is used in virtually every industry imaginable. Though they were commonly referred to as PCs before 1980, PLC became the accepted abbreviation for programmable logic controllers, as the term ”PC” became synonymous with personal computers in recent decades. The sheer number of PLC applications is enormous. According to a recent Control Engineering magazine poll, ”The major applications for PLCs include machine control (87%), process control (58%), motion control (40%), batch control (26%), diagnostic (18%), and other (3%).” The results dont add up to 100% because a single control system generally has multiple applications. PLCs are produced and sold worldwide as stand-alone equipment by several major control equipment manufacturers. -
Transforming Performance Annual Report and Accounts 2013
Transforming Performance Annual Report and Accounts 2013 Contents What’s inside this report Overview 02 Performance Highlights Overview 04 Our Businesses at a Glance Performance highlights, a description of what we do and where we do it, 05 Our Global Footprint our key priorities and our outlook for the coming year 06 Chairman’s Statement 08 Chief Executive’s Statement 10 Our Business Model Business Review 16 Key Performance Indicators Business Review 18 Invensys Operations Management A review of our fi nancial performance, our fi nancial position 20 Invensys Controls and how we manage our business from a risk and sustainability viewpoint 21 Invensys Rail (discontinued) 22 Financial Review 27 Financial Policies 28 Corporate Responsibility 33 Risks and Uncertainties Governance 42 Our Board of Directors Governance 44 Corporate Governance Introducing the Board of directors and explaining our approach 57 Remuneration Report to governance and remuneration 7 3 Directors’ Report 76 Statement of Directors’ Responsibilities in Respect of the Preparation of the Accounts Group Financial Statements Group 7 7 Group Financial Statements Group Financial Statements 8 5 Notes to the Financial Statements Financial statements and notes to explain the details of our Group’s fi nancial performance for the year Parent Company Financial Statements Parent 1 39 Parent Company Financial Statements Parent Company Financial Statements 14 2 Notes to the Parent Company Financial statements and notes to explain the details of our Financial Statements Parent Company’s fi nancial performance for the year Other Information 15 4 Five Year Financial Summary Other Information 15 6 Principal Subsidiaries Other useful information for our shareholders 15 7 Shareholder Information 1 59 Glossary Invensys plc Annual Report and Accounts 2013 Transforming Performance Helping our customers to achieve operational excellence “The past year was transformational for Invensys. -
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