August 2019
Process Control and Instrumentation
Projects as programs: A vision for long-term project success
Process industries across the globe grapple with producing dozens or even hundreds of different products.
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The Author
Scofield, R. - Solvay, Western Springs, Illinois
Ryan Scofield is the Novecare North America Automation Manager for Solvay. He works with 12 production sites in North America, bringing engineers together to collaborate and support process optimization and control systems standardization. He has worked in automation for 20 yr with Solvay, providing hands-on training in the field and at seminars and sharing expertise in capital project execution, instrumentation, batch automation and manufacturing execution systems. He earned a Bch degree in chemical engineering from Penn State and is an ISA certified automation professional.
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