December 2020
Environment and Safety
Applying tools to strengthen safety and risk management
The same characteristics that make hydrocarbons useful as fuels can also make refineries, and any other areas where processing or storage takes place, potentially dangerous.
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The Author
Pinto, N. - Emerson, Houston, Texas
Nick Pinto is a Global Product Manager for Emerson’s Automation Solutions business, where he specializes in Rosemount flame and gas products. He has 8 yr of experience in flame and gas detection, both on the sales and the product development sides of the industry. He holds a BS degree from the University of Houston and a Master of Industrial Distribution degree from Texas A&M University.
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