November 2020
Special Focus: Process Controls, Instrumentation and Automation
Increase uptime by reducing systematic failure risk
Pondering the history of industrial incidents, it would be incorrect to assume that most failures occur randomly.
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The Author
Siew, H. - Endress+Hauser, Houston, Texas
Howard Siew is the Chemical Industry Manager at Endress+Hauser USA. He is responsible for the overall business development and growth of the company position related to the chemical industry. Mr. Siew is TϋV certified as a functional safety engineer in the area of SIS. He participates in an ISA84 working group, where he contributes expertise and also gains additional understanding of the latest industry standards to advise customers and colleagues. Mr. Siew has a degree in chemical engineering from Louisiana State University.
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