BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL

ENGINEERING
SUBJECT : AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES
DISCUSSING ON : HONEYWELL ITS OVERVIEW

PRESENTED BY :
PRIYANKA PR :IDA23AE403
MUSKAAN T :IDA23AE402
PUTALIBAI K :IDA22AE021
ASHAKUMARI T :IDA22AE006
CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Invention
 Establishment
 CEO
 What does the company deal
with
 Achievements
 Internships and apparent ship
intake
 Career opportunities
 Software used
 Developments of the company
 Conclusion
 INTRODUCTION
Honeywell International Inc. is a diversified technology and manufacturing
company, recognized globally for its innovative products and solutions.
Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Honeywell operates in various
sectors, including aerospace, building technologies, performance materials
and technologies, and safety and productivity solutions.
Honeywell is known for its commitment to innovation, investing heavily in
research and development. The company has a strong focus on
sustainability and energy efficiency, developing technologies that reduce
environmental impact and improve resource utilization. With operations
in over 70 countries, Honeywell serves customers worldwide, providing
them with cutting-edge technology and solutions. Its global workforce,
comprising over 100,000 employees, reflects the company’s diverse and
inclusive culture. Honeywell is a Fortune 100 company, consistently
demonstrating strong financial performance. Its diversified portfolio
helps mitigate risks and seize opportunities across various markets.
Honeywell continues to evolve, focusing on digital transformation and
the Industrial Internet of Things. The company aims to leverage its
technological prowess to drive growth and innovation in emerging
markets and industries.
 INVENTIONS OF THE COMPANY

Some key inventions and contributions by Honeywell include:

1. Thermostats and Temperature Control Systems: Introduced in 1953, the T-86
Round Thermostat, also known as "The Round," revolutionized home heating
controls with its user-friendly design and functionality.
2. Aerospace Technology: Honeywell has been a leader in developing
advanced inertial navigation systems used in aircraft and spacecraft.
3. Avionics Systems : They have developed numerous avionics systems,
including flight control, navigation, and communication systems.
4. Building Automation and Control Solutions: Honeywell has created integrated
systems that manage HVAC, lighting, and security in commercial buildings for
improved energy efficiency and safety.
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): They produce a wide range of PPE,
including respirators, gloves, and eye protection.
7. Industrial Automation and Control: Honeywell has developed
advanced process control solutions for various industries, including
oil and gas, chemicals, and manufacturing.
8. Honeywell Forge: A software platform that integrates data from
industrial assets to enhance performance and predictive
maintenance.
9. Smart Home Technologies: Honeywell offers a range of smart home
products, including Wi-Fi-enabled thermostats and integrated security
systems.
10. Environmental and Energy Solutions: They provide solutions for
monitoring and reducing energy consumption in commercial and
residential buildings.
These are just a few highlights of Honeywell's extensive portfolio of
innovations across different sectors. The company's ongoing research
and development efforts continue to drive advancements in technology
and improve various
 ESTABLISHMENT OF THE COMPANY
Honeywell is a multinational conglomerate that traces its origins back to 1885 when Albert
Butz patented the furnace regulator and alarm. This invention eventually led to the founding
of the Butz Thermo-Electric Regulator Company in 1886. The company went through several
name changes and mergers over the years, eventually becoming Honeywell Inc. in 1963.

In 1885 Albert Butz patents the furnace regulator and alarm, which is the foundation of the
company. Honeywell specialized in hot water heat generators. Again in 1943 the company
adopts the name Honeywell Inc. Honeywell merges with AlliedSignal Inc., a diversified
aerospace and automotive products company, forming Honeywell International Inc.
 CEO OF THE COMPANY

VIMAL KAPUR
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Vimal Kapur is Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of Honeywell, an integrated operating
company serving a broad range of industries and
solving the world’s toughest, most complex
challenges.
• Under his leadership, the company has aligned its portfolio to three
powerful megatrends: automation, the future of aviation and energy
transition. Vimal is relentlessly focused on accelerating growth
through innovation, portfolio shaping, simplification and the
Accelerator Operating System.
• He became CEO in June 2023 and Chairman of the Board in June
2024. Prior to this, he was President and Chief Operating Officer of
Honeywell.
• As President and CEO of Performance Materials and Technologies
(2021 – 2022), Vimal drove top- and bottom-line growth and
established the sustainable technologies solutions business that
produces many of the technologies necessary for the energy
transition. During his time leading the strategic business group that
focuses on Building Automation (2018 – 2021), this business took
share from peers and significantly expanded margins during a global
• Previously, Vimal served as President of Honeywell Process Solutions
(HPS), which he led through an oil and gas downturn, positioning it to
emerge as an even stronger competitor.
• He started his career at a Honeywell joint venture and eventually became
the Managing Director of Honeywell Automation India Ltd. Vimal
graduated from Thapar Institute of Engineering in Patiala, India, as an
electronics engineer.
• He is a member of the Business Council, Business Roundtable, Charlotte
Executive Leadership Council and U.S.-India CEO Forum.
• As of 2024, the CEO of Honeywell International Inc. is Darius Adamczyk.
He has been serving as CEO since March 2017, succeeding David Cote.
Under his leadership, Honeywell has continued to innovate and expand its
global presence in various industries.
 THE DIFFERENT FIELDS IN WHICH THE COMPANY WORKS
Honeywell is a diversified manufacturing company with a wide range of
projects across various sectors. Here are some of the key areas and
projects Honeywell is involved in:
1. Aerospace:
 Urban Air Mobility (UAM): Developing avionics, propulsion systems,
and flight control systems for air taxis and unmanned aerial vehicles
(UAVs).
 Next Generation Avionics: Advanced cockpit systems, flight
management systems, and navigation technologies for commercial
and military aircraft.
2. Building Technologies:
 Smart Buildings: Integrated building management systems that
optimize energy efficiency, security, and occupant comfort.
 Healthy Buildings: Solutions for improving indoor air quality and
reducing the spread of airborne pathogens.

3. Performance Materials and Technologies:

 Sustainable Technologies: Innovations in renewable energy sources,
energy storage, and carbon capture.
 Advanced Materials: Developing new materials for applications in
industries like automotive, electronics, and healthcare.
4. Safety and Productivity Solutions:
 Warehouse Automation: Robotics, software, and automation
systems for improving efficiency in warehouses and distribution
centres.
 Connected Worker Solutions: Wearable devices and software that
enhance worker safety and productivity.
 Honeywell Forge: An enterprise performance management
solution that uses advanced data analytics and IOT
technologies to optimize operations in various industries.

 Connected Plant: Solutions for improving the efficiency,

reliability, and safety of industrial plants through real-time
monitoring and analytics.
 ACHIEVEMENTS OF COMPANY
1885: SETTING THE TONE FOR AUTOMATION: INVENTION OF THE FURNACE
REGULATOR
The introduction of home furnace heating presented its own inconvenience—having
to directly adjust the furnace. Inventor Albert Butz patented the furnace regulator and
alarm to launch the company that became Honeywell.
The Consolidated Temperature Controlling Co. acquired Butz's patents and business,
and by 1893, had renamed itself Electric Heat Regulator Co. In 1898, the company was
purchased by W. R. Sweatt, who, by 1916, named the company Minneapolis Heat
Regulator Company, expanded its product line and patented the first electric motor
approved by Underwriters Laboratories.
1906: HONEYWELL HEATING SPECIALTY CO. FORMED
Young engineer Mark Honeywell formed the Honeywell Heating
Specialty Co. Incorporated. The company specialized in making hot
water heat generators, after perfecting them as part of his plumbing and
heating business.

Honeywell Heating Specialty Co

Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. Certificate
 1920: ALLIED CHEMICAL & DYE CO-OPERATION FORMED
German control of much of the world's chemical industry during
World War I created shortages of critical drugs and dyes for the U.S.
and its allies. Publisher Eugene Meyer and scientist William Nichols
responded by forming the Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation as a
partnership of five American chemical companies.
 1927: HEATING COMPANIES MERGE

Minneapolis Heat Regulator Company and Honeywell Heating Specialty

Co. combine capabilities by merging to form the Minneapolis-Honeywell
Regulator Co. The business became the largest producer of high-quality
jewelled clocks. W. R. Sweatt became Chairman and Mark Honeywell
became President. The company quickly grew as it began to tackle more
challenges, including industrial controls and indicators.
 1969: MOON MISSION SUPPORT
The Apollo 11 mission culminated with Neil Armstrong and
Buzz Aldrin walking on the moon on July 20, 1969. Critical to the
mission were the 16,000 Honeywell parts that went into the 14
separate electronic devices that made up the Stabilization and
Control Systems (SCS). Confidence in these parts was
established through rigorous flight testing by Honeywell pilots
like Jim Bailey who collaborated with Neil Armstrong.
 INTERNSHIP AND APPRENTICESHIP INTAKE
Honeywell regularly offers internships and apprenticeships
across various disciplines and locations globally. The availability
and specifics of these opportunities can vary over time and by
region. Here are some general points to consider in applying for
an internship or apprenticeship at Honeywell:
1.Check the Careers Website: Honeywell typically posts
internship and apprenticeship openings on their official
careers website. This is the best place to find current
opportunities, job descriptions, and application details.
2.Application Process: Follow the instructions on the careers
page to submit your application. This usually involves
creating an account, uploading your resume, and possibly
answering some screening questions.
3.Types of Internships: Honeywell offers internships in various fields
such as engineering (mechanical, electrical, aerospace, etc.),
computer science, finance, marketing, and more. The specific roles
available can depend on the company's current business needs.
4.Duration and Location: Internship durations can vary from a few
months to a year or more, depending on the program. Honeywell
has offices and facilities worldwide, so there may be opportunities
in different countries and regions.
5. Qualifications: Requirements can vary by position, but typically
include being enrolled in a relevant degree program (for
internships) or having completed a technical education (for
apprenticeships). Good academic performance, relevant skills,
and a passion for the industry are often valued.
 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Honeywell offers a broad range of career opportunities across
various industries and functions. Here's an overview of the range of
careers you can find within the company:
1. Engineering: Honeywell hires engineers across disciplines such
as mechanical, electrical, aerospace, chemical, software, and
systems engineering. Engineers work on developing innovative
solutions for aerospace, building technologies, performance
materials, and safety products.
2. Information Technology (IT): IT professionals at Honeywell work
on a wide array of projects, including software development,
cybersecurity, network infrastructure, data analytics, and
enterprise systems management.
3. Sales and Marketing: Honeywell employs sales professionals
who specialize in selling products and solutions across
different industries. Marketing roles involve creating strategies,
campaigns, and content to promote Honeywell's offerings
globally.
4. Finance and Accounting: Careers in finance and accounting at
Honeywell include financial analysis, budgeting, auditing, tax
management, and treasury operations. These roles support the
financial health and strategic decision-making of the company.
5.Supply Chain and Operations: Honeywell's supply chain and operations
teams manage logistics, procurement, manufacturing, and distribution
operations to ensure efficient delivery of products and services to
customers worldwide.
6.Research and Development (R&D): R&D careers at Honeywell focus on
innovation and technology advancement across all business units.
Scientists and researchers work on developing new materials,
technologies, and solutions to address complex challenges.
7.Human Resources (HR): HR professionals at Honeywell manage
talent acquisition, employee relations, performance management,
compensation and benefits, learning and development, and
organizational development initiatives.
8.Legal and Compliance: Legal professionals provide counsel on
corporate governance, contracts, intellectual property, regulatory
compliance, and litigation matters to support Honeywell's global
operations.
9.Customer Support and Service: Honeywell offers
careers in customer service and technical support, ensuring clients
receive prompt assistance and solutions for their equipment and
systems.
10. Project Management: Project managers oversee the planning,
execution, and delivery of strategic initiatives and large-scale
projects across various functions and business units.
These are just some examples of the diverse career opportunities available at
Honeywell. The company values innovation, performance, and integrity,
making it an attractive employer for professionals seeking challenging and
rewarding careers in technology, manufacturing, and industrial sectors. For
specific job openings and detailed descriptions, you can visit Honeywell's
official careers website or connect with their recruiters on professional
networking platforms.
 SOFTWARE USED IN
HONEYWELL COMPANY
Honeywell, a multinational conglomerate
known for its diversified technology and
manufacturing sectors, utilizes a wide range
of software across its various divisions.
Here are some of the key types of software
and platforms used by Honeywell:
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP):
 SAP: Used for managing business
operations and customer relations.
 Product Lifecycle Management (PLM):
 PTC Windchill: For product data
management and collaboration.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM):
 Salesforce: For managing customer interactions and sales
processes.
 Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)
 Honeywell Forge: Honeywell’s own suite for enterprise
performance management.
Building Management Systems (BMS):
 Honeywell Building Management Systems: Proprietary software
for controlling and managing building operations.
 Experion Process Knowledge System (PKS): For integrating
process control and safety.
Data Analytics and IoT:
• Honeywell Sentience: An IoT platform for connecting and analyzing
data from various devices.
• Tableau: For data visualization and business intelligence.
• Honeywell Cybersecurity Suite: For protecting industrial control
systems and critical infrastructure.
Design and Simulation:
• AutoCAD and SolidWorks: For engineering design and simulation
tasks.
Project Management:
• Microsoft Project: For planning, executing, and monitoring projects.
Communication and Collaboration:
• Microsoft Office 365: For productivity and collaboration tools like
Word, Excel, Teams, and SharePoint.
 CONCLUSION
Honeywell is a well-established and reputable company with a rich history
spanning over 100 years. With its diverse portfolio of products and services,
Honeywell has established itself as a leader in various industries, including
aerospace, building technologies, and performance materials. The company's
commitment to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction has enabled it to
build strong relationships with customers and partners worldwide.
 Diversified product portfolio.
 Strong brand recognition.
 Commitment to innovation and R&D.
 Global presence with a large customer base.
 Experienced leadership team.
 Dependence on a few large customers.
 Exposureto market fluctuations and economic downturns.
 Complexity in integrating acquisitions.
 Potential risks associated with global operations.
Overall, Honeywell's diversified
portfolio, commitment to
innovation, and strong brand
recognition position the
company for continued
success in various industries.
However, the company must
remain vigilant in addressing
potential weaknesses and
adapting to changing market
conditions .
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