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Free, user-friendly on-line courses
April 1st 2006

Emerson Process Management now offers courses on safety instrumented systems (SIS) at its PlantWeb University online learning centre: www.PlantwebUniversity.com.

User-friendly, the courses include concise information basic SIS concepts, design and installation, operation and maintenance, safety standard compliance and 'smart' SIS technologies.

As the process industries move to an integrated-loop approach to safety management, spanning the entire loop from sensor to logic solver to final control element, the PlantWeb University courses can help students evaluate smart SIS technology as a way to attain the correct level of safety at the lowest cost throughout the plant's life.

The 11 new courses are free, easy to understand and available to anyone. Users learn at their own pace from anywhere there is an Internet connection.

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