Quality Assurance

Committed to Excellence in Quality Management and Continuous Improvement

Quality_01As a world leader in safety shutdown systems for the fluid handling industry, Scully is committed to uncompromising quality, reliability, service, and operating efficiency with particular emphasis on human and environmental safety. Our objective is to continually meet or exceed our customers’ expectations, as well as intrinsic safety approval requirements for hazardous environments.

Scully has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since 1996 and meets all requirements of IEC 80079, which specifies particular requirements and information for establishing and maintaining a quality system to manufacture Ex equipment including protective systems in accordance with the Ex certificate.

Quality_02Scully Signal Company strives for excellence and integrity in all of our internal processes, as well as our interaction with vendors and customers. At the heart of our Quality Management System is continuous improvement, which drives our internal audit program and results in product and process improvements. We maintain an effective, structured quality system that is integrated across all functions and is aimed at producing exceptional product quality and customer experience.

 

 

 

 

 

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Keep Your Fueling Operations Safe and Your Aircraft Flying

Meet the June 2023 Deadline for New NFPA Fueling Safety Requirements

New National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 407 requirements go into effect June 2023. NFPA has updated regulatory requirements for aviation fill stands and refuelers to improve safety, reduce the risk of fuel spills, fires or accidents, and help protect operators from injury.

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How to Protect Valuable Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricant Products from Theft

Robust, Durable Locking Cap Keeps Thieves at Bay from Tanks

With petroleum and oil products commanding high prices, the risk of theft is rising in the U.S. Tanks using a tight-fill connection holding diesel, heating oil, and lube may be installed away from human supervision—making them easy targets for theft. An average size tank holding 275 gallons of heating oil at an average price of $5.81 per gallon (per Mass.gov November 18, 2022), is worth $1,597 of oil that can be vulnerable to thieves when left unprotected. Theft, which has primarily been a problem in emerging nations, has become more prevalent in U.S. markets.

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