Tag: Emerson

Emerson Process Management has added more than 4000 service personnel since 2005 and plans to increase its global service staff at approximately twice the industry growth-rate for the next four years.

Emerson Process Management’s newest production facility in Hungary was officially opened on 20th September 2012.

   Emerson Process Management has announced that it will now offer Valve Seat Leak Detection Services which includes solutions for valve-seat leak detection, open inspection, diagnostics, OEM-certified and replacement of its Fisher brand control valves.

We probably take our standard of living for granted. A home, a job, food on the table. It all seems so mundane and nothing special. Yet stop and think for a moment what life would be like if our water supplies were to fail.

   Over 1000 delegates attended Emerson's first Global Users Exchange in Europe for presentations, industry forums, keynote speeches and product technical sessions.

   BP Exploration has selected Emerson Process Management as automation contractor of choice for offshore oil and gas operations in BP's North Sea Region.

Emerson has acquired ISE Magtech, a company that designs and manufactures level gages and associated equipment for industrial applications. The acquisition will strengthen Emerson Process Management's measurement solutions in the oil and gas, chemical, refining and power generation industries.

Emerson Exchange Forum 2011 in Nashville, TN, draws in a huge crowd.

The 2011 Emerson Global Users Exchange was hosted the week of October 24 in Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.A., with more than 2800 registered attendees at the event. During opening day ceremonies, Steve Sonnenberg, executive vice president of Emerson and president of Emerson Process Management, said that Emerson showed doubled-digit growth in all of its global regions during the last fiscal year, as compared to the year prior.

ASCO Numatics recently announced the recipients of the 2011 ASCO Numatics Industrial Automation Engineering Scholarships. John R. Frazier of Louisville, Kentucky, and Collin P. Veele of Grand Haven, Michigan, will each receive a $5000 scholarship.