Traci Hopkins, senior T&E advisor with SDMyers, attended Reliabilityweb's Certified Reliability Workshop in Fort Myers, Fla., from March 18-22, 2019. The workshop was an intense exploration of the key elements of reliability leadership. It focused on five books that covered the Uptime Elements and two additional books authored by leaders in the reliability world.

Chip Angus, SDMyers’ reliability account manager, will present at AISTech 2019, in Pittsburgh, Penn., about the greatest risk to any form of steelmaking: an unreliable electric power supply.

We at SDMyers are delighted to be an integral part of this year’s RELIABILTY Conference.

Come and say “hello” to us during the expo and check out our presentation on Wednesday, May 8. We have a lot to share with you. Let’s talk!

In this podcast hosted by Energy Central​, Alan Ross, of the Smart Grid Reliability Alliance, and Patrick Ryan, executive director of the IEEE Power & Energy Society​, discuss the IEEE "Smart Village" program (a volunteer-run humanitarian initiative), who it helps, and ways in which IEEE members can get involved.

The greatest risk to any form of a power or manufacturing facility is the power supply. From the standpoint of an electric power system, there are four critical asset classes in that system that are under stress: transformers, cables, breakers, relays and protective equipment.