Nominations invited for annual HART Plant of the Year Award

Tuesday, 15 July, 2014

The HART Plant of the Year Award recognises end user companies in the process automation industry who achieve exceptional results in the application of HART technology. The HART Communication Foundation is seeking qualified nominees from all world areas for the 13th annual award.

“Through the HART Plant of the Year Award program, we are able to provide global recognition for the work of end users who have demonstrated ingenuity and value in the application of HART technology,” says Ted Masters, Foundation President and CEO. “For more than a decade, the recipients of this award have provided powerful, real-world examples of the significant benefits and savings HART Communication delivers throughout plant operations.”

The HART Plant of the Year receives a plaque to display at its facility, exposure to the global industry press, and a full feature article in a major trade publication. Information also appears in the Foundation newsletters and on the HART website. An official awards presentation is held at the plant site.

Candidates are sought who have taken the capabilities of HART instruments beyond configuration and calibration, or are using real-time device diagnostics and process information integrated with control, information, asset management or safety systems to lower operating costs and improve plant reliability; have documented their results and are willing to share their story with the industry.

Selection of the HART Plant of the Year is based on a plant’s use of HART Communication not on the size of the installation. Previous recipients include BP (Canada), Clariant (Germany), Dow (USA), DuPont (USA), Mitsubishi Chemical (Japan), MOL (Hungary), Monsanto (USA), PDVSA (Venezuela), Sasol (South Africa), Shell (Canada), and Statoil (Norway). Nomination forms, selection criteria, and details plus a complete list of recipients and their success stories are available at www.hartcomm.org.

Related News

Australia's engineering skills gap is double global average

Australia named fourth-highest payer globally as gap continues to grow.

Recyclable circuit board turns to jelly for disassembly

Researchers have developed a new PCB that performs on par with traditional materials and can be...

Fortescue launches its first US green hydrogen production facility

The first of Fortescue's planned green energy investments in North America, Arizona Hydrogen,...


  • All content Copyright © 2024 Westwick-Farrow Pty Ltd