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Yokogawa Says… THE AMAZING QUOTES....... 2 YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC CORPORATION (TYO: 6841) is a Japanese electrical engineering and software company, with businesses based on its technologies in measurement, control, and information. It has a workforce of over 19,000 in its 80 companies worldwide, operating in 33 countries. Yokogawa's consolidated net sales in fiscal year 2007 accounted for over 437.4 billion yen, and net income was 11.7 billion yen net sales fell to 376.5 billion yen, and net loss was 38.4 billion yen in fiscal year 2008; net sales fell further to 316.6 billion yen, and net loss was 14.8 billion yen in fiscal year YOKOGAWA 2009,. In fiscal year 2010, net sales SAYS… increased slightly to 325.6 billion yen and We are sure you want to be net loss decreased to 6.7 billion yen. Unlike looked at beyond being called profitable competitors Omron, Yamatake just an employee and want to Horiba and Shimadzu, Yokogawa asset-per- be valued as an Intellectual share and share price figures have fallen Resource, a Professional in your below, so the company created takeover own right. Join YIL and experience for yourself a new defence measures in 2007. high, never experienced thus far in your Professional career. www.yokogawa.com 3 History Yokogawa was established in 1915 as an electric meter research institute in Shibuya, Tokyo by Tamisuke Yokogawa (Doctor of Architectural Engineering) with Ichiro Yokogawa and Shin Aoki. Later, it became incorporated as Yokogawa Electric Works Ltd., the first company to produce and sell electric meters in Japan. Former Hokushin Electric Works CO., LTD. and YOKOGAWA PRECISION CORP. were the manufacturers of worldwide known HOKUSHIN 16mm Film Projectors. Hokushin means "North Star" in Japanese. Businesses and main products 1.Yokogawa's main businesses are industrial automation and test and measurement hardware and software. Its newly developed businesses include photonic computing, navigation, and services 2. Some of Yokogawa's main hardware products are controllers, recorders and data acquisition equipment. www.yokogawa.com 4 Major office locations Musashino (near Mitaka Station), Tokyo, Japan (world headquarters Amersfoort, The Netherlands (Europe headquarters) Sugar Land, Texas, USA (North & Central America headquarters) Singapore (ASEAN and Oceania headquarters) Shanghai, China (East Asia headquarters) Bahrain (Middle East headquarters Bangalore, India (South East Asia headquarters) Yokogawa, Australia (Australia/NZ Headquarters) Yokogawa America do Sul (Brazil Office) Moscow, Russia, (Yokogawa Electric CIS Ltd.) Calgary, Canada RECRUITMENT PROCESS..... 1. APTITUDE TEST WHICH INCLUDES TECHNICAL , GENERAL AND VOCABULARY. 2. SELECTED CANDIDATES IN WRITTEN TEST WILL PROCEED TO A GENERAL GROUP DISCUSSION. 3 .THE PERSONS RECRUITED ALSO IN THE GD WILL PROCEED TO THE TECHNICAL INTERVIEW AND WILL www.yokogawa.com BE SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF THE TALLENT . 5 “Vigilant Plant excels at bringing out the best in your plant and your people - keeping them fully aware, well informed, and ready to face the next challenge”. Trademark products of Yokogawa Process control instruments: DPharp EJA - pressure transmitter with resonant silicon technology DPharp EJX - pressure transmitter with resonant silicon technology and SIL2 certification Indicator FVX - Fieldbus indicator Valve Positioner YVP - Fieldbus positioner ADMag AXF - magnetic flow meter for high-end technology use ADMag CA - magnetic flow meter for substances without apparent electrode ADMag SE - magnetic flow meter for general use Rotamass - mass flow meter with coriolis technology Rotameter - Rotameter DY - vortex flow meter 6 Emerson Electric Company is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Ferguson, Missouri, United States This Fortune 500 company manufactures products and provides engineering services for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and consumer markets Emerson is one of the largest power equipment manufacturers in the U.S. As of 2010, it has a workforce of approximately 127,800 employees worldwide, with a global presence spanning 150 countries Emerson (NYSE: EMR) is a diversified global manufacturing and technology company. We offer a wide range of products and services in the industrial, commercial and consumer markets through our Process Management, Industrial Automation, Network Power, Climate Technologies, and Commercial & Residential Solutions businesses. Recognized widely for our engineering capabilities and management excellence, Emerson has approximately 135,000 employees and 235 manufacturing locations worldwide 7 HISTORY Emerson was established in 1890 in St. Louis, Missouri (USA) as Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co. by Civil War Union veteran John Wesley Emerson to manufacture electric motors using a patent owned by the Scottish- born brothers Charles and Alexander Meston. St. Louis In 1892, it became the first to sell electric fans Missouri(USA) in the United States. It quickly expanded its product line to include electric sewing machines, electric dental drills, and power tools. During World War II, under the leadership of Stuart Symington, Emerson became the world's largest manufacturer of airplane armament. Symington went on to become the first United States Secretary of the Air Force from 1947-1950, a Democratic U.S. Senator from Missouri from 1953-1976, and a candidate for the Presidency of the United Stuart Symington States in 1960. In 1954, W.R. "Buck" Persons was named company president. Under his leadership, Emerson diversified its business portfolio by acquiring 36 companies. When he retired in 1973, the company had 82 plants, 31,000 employees and $800 million in sales. EMPLOYERS...... 8 VISIT PAGE:WWW.EMERSON.COM Charles F. Knight served as CEO from 1973 to 2000, and was chairman from 1974 to 2004. His tenure was marked by development of a rigorous planning process, new product and technology development, acquisitions and joint ventures, and international growth. Charles F. Knight David N. Farr has served as CEO since 2000 and as chairman since 2004. On January 30, 2008, top executives from Emerson had meetings with the Costa Rican President and government authorities to open an operation for Latin America based in Costa Rica. They are planning to hire more than 500 engineers in a period of 4 years. On July 26th, 2011, Emerson announced it David N. Farr would locate its Latin America headquarters in Sunrise, Florida. EMERSON BUSINESS: Emerson Process Management Helping process industries better manage plants through intelligent control systems and software, measurement instruments, valves, and industry expertise. 9 REQIUREMENTS FOR IT SERVICE DELIVERY ANALYST Emerson Industrial Automation Fluid automation systems, materials joining equipment, mechanical and electrical Basic Qualification: Degree drives, industrial electrical products, and or equivalent wok power generation technologies. experience in Information Systems recommended. Emerson Network Power Power backup systems, embedded power, precision cooling, and connectivity technologies for data centres, Required skills: telecommunications networks, and other applications. Project management Emerson Climate Technologies experience Assuring comfort, energy efficiency and safety for consumers and retailers with heating, Experience with Microsoft air conditioning, and refrigeration solutions. Project Emerson Commercial & Residential Windows server, Storage, Solutions and or UNIX knowledge Durable construction and maintenance preferred, but not tools for professionals and homeowners, home required. and commercial storage and organization systems, food waste disposers and other Process improvement appliance solutions experi ence desired. Process documentation skills.Intermediate professional level role. Responsible for the management of internally scheduled infrastructure delivery dates, provide delivery updates and monitor work in process. 10 Assists the infrastructure managers to schedule, 11 THE PARAMOUNT CRITIQUE AIR SPEED INDICATOR The air speed indicator gauge is an instrument used in an aircraft to craft's airspeed, typically in knots, to the pilot. APPLICATIONS: The airspeed indicator is used by the pilot during all phases of flight, from take-off, climb, cruise, descent and landing in order to maintain airspeeds specific to the aircraft type and operating conditions as specified in the Operating Manual. During instrument flight, the airspeed indicator is used in addition to the Artificial horizon as an instrument of reference for pitch control during climbs, descents and turns. The airspeed indicator is also used in dead reckoning, where time, speed, and bearing are used for navigation in the absence of aids such as , VORs or GPS. 12 ON LIGHT AIRCRAFT Airspeed indicator markings use a set of standardized colored bands and lines on the face of the instrument. The white range is the normal range of operating speeds for the aircraft with the flaps extended as for landing or takeoff. The airspeed The greenindicator range or airspeed is the normal range of operating speeds for the aircraft without flaps extended. The yellow range is the range in which the aircraft may be operated in smooth air, and then only with caution to avoid abrupt control movement. A redline mark indicates VNE, or velocity (never exceed). This is the maximum demonstrated safe airspeed that the aircraft must not exceed under any circumstances. The red line is preceded by a yellow band which is the caution area, which runs from VNO (maximum structural cruise
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