Inductive Automation recognizes SCS Engineers as a Premier Integrator

Inductive Automation, Folsom, California, announced the software firm now recognizes SCS Engineers, Long Beach, California, as a Premier Integrator. According to Inductive Automation, Premier Integrators have a high level of commitment, professionalism and competency using the Ignition software. To be designated as a Premier Integrator, operators must consistently produce high-quality work and demonstrate successful projects with satisfied end-users.

SCS uses Inductive Automation’s Ignition supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) software to control, track, manage and report on their operations.

Large landfills, counties with multiple landfills, and private waste management firms have been waiting several years for SCADA software to catch up to their business needs, Inductive Automation says. Landfill operations are complex and expensive since operators need to monitor and manage multiple systems to protect the public from contamination in the air, water and soil. There are typically multiple processes that operators need to be cognizant of at these sites, including waste recovery, recycling, composting, gas collection and control systems (GCCS), and renewable energy plants.

SCS Remote Monitoring and Control, or SCS RMC, allows users to monitor and control these systems remotely, as well as see data collected and the systems in action. Other offered services include 3D imaging from drones and virtual reality (VR). SCS uses aerial data collected via drones to compose topographic mapping, 2D images, 3D renderings, GIS, thermal, infrared (IR), and methane leak detection for waste facilities.

Utilizing these tools, clients can save operating and monitoring (O&M) costs and reduce human error by generating internal and regulatory reports automatically, using data automatically collected by the system. They can also receive instant notification of malfunctions and can troubleshoot these notifications remotely.