A few stories from the early years of Siveco China
During the Beijing Winter Olympics, our Managing Director Bruno Lhopiteau started to share old stories on social media, stories that younger Siveco China team members and newer clients had never heard before. As these posts received many likes and positive comments on WeChat and LinkedIn, our newsletter team has compiled some of them in this article (text slightly modified from Bruno’s posts).
read moreSharing experience in controlling industrial risks using Smart O&M
Siveco China made a strong showing in the September 2021 issue of the Asia Pacific Urban Association (APUEA) magazine, with an article by our Managing Director on “Controlling your industrial risks”.
read moreIn period of crisis, we find our true friends
Today let us share news of our Siveco China people in the COVID-19 crisis! First, everyone is well and safe. When the crisis hit, most of our staff were enjoying their Chinese New Year vacations, most at home, some on travel. On January 26, Siveco launched its emergency action plan named “Safe Business, Safe Office”.
read moreFirst lessons from the COVID-19 crisis
First of all, we hope all of you, your families, your team members are safe, in particular those living in the most impacted areas in and around Wuhan. At the beginning of Chinese New Year, the COVID-19 crisis hit us, spreading around China and now around the world.
read moreIndustrial Risks Management: feedback on the Process Intelligent Manufacturing Summit 2019
The Process Intelligent Manufacturing Summit 2019 held in Hangzhou on August 22-23, attracted a large numbers of process industry leaders and experts to share their perspectives on the latest industry developments.
read moreAnother industrial disaster, another wake-up call for maintenance
An explosion ripped through Chenjiagang Chemical Park in Yancheng, Jiangsu province on March 21, which killed 78 people and seriously injured 79. A few months before, at 0:41 on November 28, 2018, an explosion occurred near Shenghua Chemical in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province: 23 were killed and another 22 injured.
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