Services provided to metals industry clients for cast house, coil processing, furnace, and environmental controls represent a significant portion of Revere’s business each year. The primary metals production has been a fundamental part of our business for decades. Having grown up in Birmingham, the metals industry experiences run very deep in our team. Foundry automation is…
DetailsEngineered Material Solutions is a market that is ever evolving and continuing to innovate. Revere is an excellent partner whether you are looking to upgrade an older line, modify an existing line to improve performance, or installing a new line. We have the experience and capability to assist and bring value along the lifespan of…
DetailsRevere has spent decades honing the expertise required to operate in the highly complex, hazardous chemical industry, and we’re ready to put that to work for you. Our work in designing and implementing control systems in the chemical industry enables us to refine our strategies to ensure our systems maximize plant safety and operational efficiencies.…
DetailsOne of the most serious issues currently facing plant/facility managers across all industries is that of legacy control system migration. What is this all about, and why is it such a serious issue? This paper will address these specific questions and provide guidance in the planning and implementation of a migration strategy. The term “legacy” was…
DetailsTwenty seconds passed as my computer screen showed a steady stream of system files being locked, one by one. An employee had called and requested help because he couldn’t seem to access a file he needed. I discovered, unfortunately, our company was being attacked by ransomware. Two questions immediately ran through my mind: If we…
DetailsToday’s average industrial facility is more digitally integrated than ever before. With Ethernet networks, fiber cables, control systems, programmable switches, ERP software, servers, historians, etc. – it’s a lot to keep up with. Less than 14% of manufacturers have tied their machines to the enterprise network but this percentage is growing. Companies face significant challenges…
DetailsHaving a plan and a process by which to execute that plan should be elements of every project. One of the difficulties is that organizations do not always have the engineering expertise to draft a scope of work that is as thorough or well-rounded as the project requires to be considered a success. A good…
DetailsThis is the time of year when everyone is either looking back at the year ending or looking ahead to see (predict) what’s coming. As Yogi Berra is attributed for saying, “Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future.” But it seems like in our business, the two are much the same. The issues that seem…
DetailsAs we have spoken about numerous times, the labor market is very tight. Industries across the full spectrum report the number of unfilled positions to be in the tens of thousands. And the situation is projected to not be getting any better. “MIT Technology Review” projects that of the 4.6 million new jobs expected to…
Detailsby Andrew Green, Business Development Manager Intro Every successful project requires the right combination of qualified personnel, tools, and the job scope itself. This is true for projects in any business, even down to seemingly miniscule tasks around the house. No one wants to have an electrician using carpenter’s tools to fix plumbing problems. Without…
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