Feedback on “Reducing Downtime & Ensuring Industry Safety” (Shanghai, December 1-2)

2008-12-03
Siveco was invited to join the "Reducing Downtime & Ensuring Industry Safety" event in Crowne Plaza Century Park Shanghai on December 1-2.

 

Low labor costs are no longer a competitive edge for manufacturing plants located in China and the rising price of raw material poses a new challenge. As the operating costs increase, it is vital that plant managers and manufacturing directors reduce operation downtime and ensure industry safety.

 

Siveco team with delegates from different industries

 

Realizing maximum efficiency and optimization for manufacturing equipment is achieved through proactive maintenance. The audience came from the chemical, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries.

 

Bruno Lhopiteau, General Manager of Siveco China, moderated the panel discussion on "The application of computerized system for maintenance improvement in the process industry: experience in China and aboard". A demonstration system was also setup showing how to use COSWIN to support TPM for continuous improvement.

 

Bruno Lhopiteau, General Manager of Siveco China (left)

 

About Siveco China

 

Siveco is the number one supplier of Facility Management (FM) and Management Systems (MMS, also known as EAM) in Europe with around 3,000 customers in over 60 countries. Siveco works with industry-leading customers in the manufacturing, infrastructure, and facility management markets. By implementing innovative management solutions, the company assists facility owners (and their service suppliers) in optimizing the utilization of their assets and reducing their operation costs, while improving safety and ensuring regulatory compliance. Siveco Group was founded in 1986, with headquarters in Paris and global R&D in Montpellier, South of France. Global customers include the world's largest utility EDF, GDF Suez Group, Danone, Greek Olympic Facilities, Singapore Metro, etc. Siveco China was set up at the end of 2004 in Shanghai, with already over 30 references including Beijing Oriental Plaza, Saint-Gobain, Ikea, ArjoWiggins Chenming Paper, Danfoss, etc.