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| Paul Gruhn, President Elect/Secretary ISA 2018 |
Calibration professionals are very often asked to perform inspections on instrumentation. This webinar will review the best practices of inspecting, testing and documenting a SIS, and will explore how to apply these practices in the field to not only SIS, but also to simpler instruments, such as valves.
As Tomalino, the Beamex engineer explains, “Safety instrumented systems are a high priority and get a significant amount of visibility from inside and outside organizations. Documenting results is often a daunting challenge that we tend to shy away from, but it doesn’t need to be. Performing SIS inspections and documenting them can be a minimal additional effort. Join the webinar to watch us demystify this process. We also invite you to share your hot issues, live on the webinar. We will answer and discuss as much as possible in the time allotted. This isn’t just about us, it’s about collaborating with you and sharing. Even as a technical instructor, I learn something new every time I present in a webinar or teach a class. Join us and add to the knowledge base.”
“Today’s modern plants require optimal SIS performance in order to safeguard personnel, the environment and production assets, and at the same time, maximize uptime and minimize operational disruptions,” says Jennifer Infantino Halsey, ISA’s Director of Marketing & Communications. “Therefore, it’s essential that SIS inspection, testing, and documentation best practices be followed. ISA is pleased to join with its Beamex partner in offering this important informational webinar.”
| The Speakers
Paul Gruhn is a Global Functional Safety Consultant at aeSolutions in Houston, Texas. Gruhn has specialized in safety systems for 30 years. He is an ISA Life Fellow, co-chair of the ISA 84 standards committee, the developer and instructor of ISA courses on SIS, and the primary author of the ISA book on the subject. Gruhn developed the first commercial control and safety system modeling software more than 25 years ago. He received a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from IIT in Chicago, IL.
Gruhn is a professional engineer (P.E.) licensed in Texas, a certified functional safety expert (CFSE), a member of the control system engineer P.E. exam team, and an ISA 84 expert. He is the 2018 ISA President-elect/Secretary.
Ned Espy, Technical Director at Beamex, possesses more than 27 years of direct field experience in instrumentation measurement applications. He has been concentrating on calibration management at Beamex for more than 20 years.
Espy is a recognized expert in developing best practices for calibration, with a particular focus on temperature, pressure and multi-variable instruments. A consistent editorial contributor to leading industry publications, Espy has received significant acclaim within the automation industry. Each day, Espy teaches calibration best practices and provides technical support to end users and to the Beamex sales team in North America.
Roy Tomalino, a Beamex Engineer, possesses more than 16 years of technical training experience. He has served as a trainer, certified developer and technical advisor on four continents to people from more than 40 countries.
Tomalino was a key player at Honeywell at its Fort Collins, Colorado office, where he supported the “DocuMint” Calibration Management Software and numerous calibrators as a trainer, certified developer and technical advisor. He also served as a worldwide trainer at Hewlett Packard. Today, Tomalino serves as a Beamex “evangelist,” supporting customers and the Beamex team in North America.
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The webinar will take place 31 January 2018, from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., Eastern Standard Time.
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