Bachelor Control receives CSIA award

Ray Bachelor was recognized by CSIA as the winner of its 2008 “Remember Me”
Memorial Award. The honour memorializes Charles Bergman, considered the driving
force behind the establishment of CSIA in 1993.

Bachelor received the
award for his “ongoing, proactive participation in CSIA activities; his
invaluable support of fellow members; and his commitment to the association’s
goals – traits that are the personification of the CSIA
founder.”

Bachelor served as CSIA Chairman in 2005-2007 and, before that,
on the CSIA Executive Council.

BCI  is a CSIA Certified Member, earning the
distinction in 2000 and successfully renewing its certification twice by
completing CSIA’s landmark Certified Member audit every three years.

The
Certified Member program provides an industry-specific means for end users to
identify areas of importance and minimize the uncertainties in selecting a
system integrator, while also offering a framework for integrators to evaluate
and continuously improve their own businesses.

Global
organisation
Control System Integrators Association is in its second
decade of helping better system integrators become better business managers.
CSIA is the largest organization in the world for control system
integrators.

Its members, located in the United States and around the
world, provide integrated control and information systems for clients in a wide
range of industries.

CSIA’s trademark Certified Member program provides
an industry-specific means for end users to identify areas of importance and
minimize the uncertainties in selecting a system integrator, while also offering
a framework for integrators to evaluate and continuously improve their own
businesses.

Bachelor Controls, Inc. (BCI) – the 2008 Control Engineering
System Integrator of the Year – is a provider of control and systems integration
solutions with focused experience in the food and beverage, petfood /
aquaculture, pharmaceutical, plastics, specialty chemicals, ethanol / alcohol,
oil and gas pipeline, and feed and grain industries.

The company’s
specialties include high-end batching systems, automated cooking extrusion,
modified starch processes, bulk material transport and material
handling.

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