Join some of the aeSolutions team as we hold a panel discussion on the New Engineering Business, held as part of Engineers Week 2021. Engineers Week is “dedicated to ensuring a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing understanding of and interest in engineering and technology careers.” Moderated by Ben Burris & Emily Henry. Founded by National Society of Professional Engineers in 1951, Engineers Week is dedicated to ensuring a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing understanding of and interest in engineering and technology careers. Learn more from the NSPE At aeSolutions, we know that our success is a result of having talented, dedicated and passionate team members driving our projects. If working for a company that takes on complex challenges in nearly every capacity interests you, we would love to talk to you. We are proud to have over 50 certified engineers on staff.

May 2025 - Check out our contributed content in Processing Magazine . This article, written by Tom McGreevy, explains five tips to include in your conversation with leadership to secure their support for control system migration projects. Click here to read the full article in Processing Magazine Written by Tom McGreevy, PE, PMP, CFSE Senior Project Manager at aeSolutions . Read the full article on Processing Magazine here: The Need for a Control System Migration: Building the Case to Upper Management

May 2025 - Check out our coverage in Chemical Processing's "How They Made It Work" series that features our FGS 1300 Fire and Gas alarm controller . This article dives into how the FGS 1300 was implemented in a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility's boiler house as a natural gas leak-detection and isolation system, based on a PHA recommendation. Click here to read the full article in Chemical Processing Written by Warren Johnson, PE, PMP, Senior Project Manager at aeSolutions . Read the full article here: How They Made It Work: aeSolutions' FGS 1300 Fire and Gas Alarm Controller

An Automatic Shutdown System is a safety mechanism that initiates an automatic process shutdown in response to certain conditions, such as equipment failure or hazardous events. These systems help prevent accidents and protect personnel, equipment, and the environment. Acronyms & Terms Glossary <- More Definitions Automatic Shutdown System An Automatic Shutdown System is a safety mechanism that initiates an automatic process shutdown in response to certain conditions, such as equipment failure or hazardous events. These systems help prevent accidents and protect personnel, equipment, and the environment. Our Services Processing Magazine: The Need for a Control System Migration: Building the Case to Upper Management Check out our article in Processing Magazine where Tom McGreevy discusses tips to earn the support of leadership when proposing a control system migration. Chemical Processing: How They Made It Work: aeSolutions' FGS 1300 Fire and Gas Alarm Controller Check out our coverage in Chemical Processing's "How They Made It Work" series. PHA Revalidations | Beyond Checking Boxes Keep your facility safe and compliant — don’t let your PHA become a “check-the-box” task. Regular, well-executed PHA revalidations identify evolving risks and turn findings into action, ensuring lasting protection for your people, assets, and operations.

Creating Consistently Correct Control Control System Configuration Creating Consistently Correct Control aeSolutions' qualified specialists configure control logic and operator stations (HMI) to perform the required process functionality in accordance with industry and project standards. Individual control loops are configured and tested to the software design specifications. Software quality standards lead to consistent, correct, maintainable control systems. • Function block, function chart, ladder, and structured text languages • Engineering workstation configuration and productivity tools • Alarm management logic, summaries, and indications • Displays, faceplates, screen navigation, dynamics, trends • Regulatory and advanced control loops • Process interlocks, alarms, first-outs, and resets • Batch management and phase logic • Process historian, alarm archives, reports • Foreign device interfaces • Asset management and maintenance system Automation Services Previous Next

Site Acceptance Testing occurs at a client’s site after equipment delivery to verify whether equipment meets the functionality and performance requirements specified by the client. This testing occurs after all equipment commissioning tasks but before installation. This differs from a Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) since it occurs after delivery. AKA: What is a site acceptance test? or What is a sat acceptance test? Acronyms & Terms Glossary <- More Definitions Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) Site Acceptance Testing occurs at a client’s site after equipment delivery to verify whether equipment meets the functionality and performance requirements specified by the client. This testing occurs after all equipment commissioning tasks but before installation. This differs from a Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) since it occurs after delivery. AKA: What is a site acceptance test? or What is a sat acceptance test? Our Services Processing Magazine: The Need for a Control System Migration: Building the Case to Upper Management Check out our article in Processing Magazine where Tom McGreevy discusses tips to earn the support of leadership when proposing a control system migration. Chemical Processing: How They Made It Work: aeSolutions' FGS 1300 Fire and Gas Alarm Controller Check out our coverage in Chemical Processing's "How They Made It Work" series. PHA Revalidations | Beyond Checking Boxes Keep your facility safe and compliant — don’t let your PHA become a “check-the-box” task. Regular, well-executed PHA revalidations identify evolving risks and turn findings into action, ensuring lasting protection for your people, assets, and operations.