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Inside a Complex Dry Product Silo Commissioning Project
Every once in a while, a project comes along that truly stands out. As part of a larger scope of work, our client brought Omni on to support the instrumentation, controls, and commissioning of four large dry product storage silos, each standing 65 feet tall with a 75-foot loading platform. The system was designed to move dry product flakes at high velocity through 4-inch stainless steel piping, using blowers and specialized control valves to transport and deliver product with
Craig Drabyk
Mar 241 min read


Celebrating 40 Years Helping Customers Succeed
Omni Instrumentation had humble beginnings back in 1986 as a new and different full service instrumentation and controls contractor in New Jersey. Our philosophy was to provide solutions for our clients and have a company they could completely rely upon. Over the years Omni quickly gained ground building relationships working in refineries, pharmaceutical companies, chemical and sewage treatment plants, and mission-critical manufacturing facilities. We always looked to creat
Craig Drabyk
Feb 202 min read


Spreading Safety, One Worker at a Time
How to Build a Contagious Safety Culture in the Workplace You can recognize a strong workplace safety culture the minute you see it. When you arrive at a construction site or industrial facility that's clean and organized, with safety signage and designated muster areas clearly marked, you know you're in the right place. A sign points to where daily safety training occurs and lists the scheduled time. The workers you observe are properly wearing their personal protective equi
Craig Drabyk
Jan 272 min read


From FAT to SAT with Commissioning in Between
Pharmaceutical equipment typically has long lead times, spanning procurement, design, fabrication, factory acceptance testing, shipping, and delivery. This process can easily become a six-month to one-year endeavor. As a result, many projects look to install as much piping, electrical, and controls work as possible in anticipation of the new equipment's arrival, helping to minimize delays once the equipment is on site. On a recent project, the process equipment consisted of 3
Craig Drabyk
Dec 29, 20252 min read
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