The Alarm Management Handbook

by Bill Hollifield, Eddie Habibi

The Alarm Management Handbook fills a void in an important technology area within the process industries that has been kept under wraps until now, with the specific aim of improving safety and reliability at the world’s process plants. This comprehensive and easy-to-read book provides step-by-step instructions on how process plant personnel can improve their alarm management systems, including development of an alarm philosophy, rationalization of existing alarm strategies, and the application of real-time alarm management. PAS was the first company to introduce commercial alarm management software in 1996, and has become The Global Alarm Authority by completing hundreds of alarm management projects around the world over the last decade. As the industry’s authority, PAS has collected a broad range of trade secrets and intellectual property into this must-read handbook for engineers and operations staff across the process industries.

168 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Ronald · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent, same as the hmi handbook. Full of practical information for industrial applications. I also knew most of the things but it's helpful to have validation from a different industrial sector.