Engineering Talk

Industrial fires and explosions cost companies in off-shore exploration, industrial and manufacturing industries and food and beverage industries billions of dollars every year, not to mention the loss of life that can’t be described in monetary means. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), an average of 37,000 fires occur at industrial and manufacturing industries per year. These incidents also resulted in 18 civilian deaths, 279 injuries and $1 billion direct property damage. These disasters happen for different reasons such as combustible dust; hot work; flammable liquids and gasses; equipment and machinery; and electrical hazards. Because of these, metal companies developed and continuously innovate a complete line of products that will help prevent explosion. Commonly used explosion-proof products A wide array of explosion-proof products such as instrument enclosure, junction boxes, stopping plugs, transmitter, indication alarm units, sunshades...

Being an operator for any company is such a challenging job. We know how much any kind of job is hard because not only that you are responsible for your own machine, sometimes, the whole task would be very dependent on what you do. You know what they call it: “codependency.” And get this, if anything happens at your end of the chain, it would definitely create a huge domino effect. So, why are we actually talking about responsibilities here? Simple, we would want to encourage being ready. Being always prepared. Why? Because one stop, even a minute of interruption could affect a project entirely. How Can I Expedite Things? So, let's say that you work in an industry that deals with big machines. Construction for that matter. You know that any project that has been contracted has to be finished within a deadline, correct? And not just that, the project must be really good. The building you are constructing must not only be finished on time, but it must also pass gove...