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ASNE Flagship Section

Election Of Officers

Capt. Dick Goode, USCG, has announced the results of the 1974-75 election of the Flagship

Section of the American Society of Naval Engineers at the Sec- tion's annual spring dinner-dance held at the University of Mary- land. The affair was well attended by 150 members and guests who enjoyed the fine meal and danced to the music of John Steele and his Melodians.

Officers elected were as follows: chairman, Don L. Stevens Jr.,

NAVSEC, Washington, D.C.; vice chairman, Capt. Payson Sierer,

USN, NSRDC, Annapolis, Md.; secretary, Wayne Adamson, NS-

RDC, Annapolis, Md., and treas- urer, John R. Germain, M. Rosen- blatt & Son, Washington, D.C.

Elected as members of the council were Capt. Robert B.

Simms, USCG, USCG Yard, Cur- tis Bay, Md., and James Klein- heinz, NAVSEC, Washington,

D.C.

Tacoma Boatbuilders

Form Association To

Publicize Facilities

In 1973, a small group of enter- prising Tacoma, Wash., business- men connected with the ship and boatbuilding industries put their ideas together and formed a nu- cleus that was to become known as Associated Maritime Indus- tries of Tacoma.

The Association was first pre- sented publicly in the Com/Fish

Mart Show in Seattle last fall.

Members manned the attractive booth, which told the maritime story of Tacoma today.

The Association will maintain a direction in spotlighting Ta- coma as a major center of pro- gressive ship and boatbuilding and suppliers of marine equip- ment and gear.

The Tacoma maritime indus- tries have always been known as a community of cooperation be- tween businesses, and the new association furthers this concept and has given it a sense of direc- tion.

Presentations are being made to leading naval architects and persons connected with the mari- time trade throughout the world interested in ship and boatbuild- ing, conversion, repair, and equip- ment. These presentations will offer the skills and abilities of maritime builders and suppliers for virtually all styles and types of vessels up to as large as the new super tuna seiners.

With the advent of the Alaska oil pipeline construction and need for tugboat and barge new con- struction and repair, Tacoma yards offer facilities, experience and an advantageous location.

Some of the Association members are already completing contracts resulting from needs of the Alaska area.

Members of the Association in- clude builders of pleasure craft of all sizes in fiberglass, alumi- num, steel and wood in either cus- tom or standard designs; builders of work boats and commercial fishing vessels also in standard or custom designs, including sport- fisherman, gilnetters, trollers, sal- mon seiners, king crab boats and processing ships, and tuna sein- ers ; and suppliers of the material and equipment necessary to build the quality vessels for which Ta- coma has long been noted.

Replies and inquiries received at the Association's mailing ad- dress, P.O. Box 518, Tacoma,

Wash. 98401, will be sorted and answered. All correspondence and bid requests will be made public to the members for their review.

Offshore Power Systems, a Westinghouse-Tenneco enterprise, will produce the world's first floating nuclear power plants in

Jacksonville, Florida. We offer more than an exciting position in a unique and progressive industry. We offer the future . . . your future.

Immediate positions are now available.

ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS-HEAVY LIFTS & RIGGING

To develop original concepts and perform engineering analyses and calculations for heavy lifts, lifting fixtures and rigging up to 800 tons.

ENGINEERS-TEMPORARY POWER & LIGHTS

To establish requirements for temporary power and lights used during manufacturing process. Will develop original concepts, perform engineering analyses and calculations, and follow through.

ENGINEERS-STRUCTURAL

To perform stress analysis of structural elements required in the manufacturing process. Experience in heavy steel or shipbuilding industry preferable.

PROCESS ENGINEERS-PIPING

To be responsible for planning fabrication and erection of piping systems for floating nuclear plant. Power plant experience preferred.

PROCESS ENGINEERS-ELECTRICAL

To be responsible for planning installation of power and/or I & C systems and components on board floating nuclear plant. Power plant construction experience preferred.

PROCESS ENGINEERS-STRUCTURAL STEEL

To be responsible for planning erection of floating nuclear plant structural steel. Power plant or shipbuilding steel erection experience preferred.

ULTRASONICS

To develop ultrasonic, magnetic particle and penetrant examination techniques and instructions in accordance with ASME code requirements. Will have responsibility for production UT, MT/PT operations and NDT technician training. BS Engineering or equivalent plus 5 years' production and supervisory experience and certifiable as Level III in UT.

RADIOGRAPHY

To develop radiographic examination techniques and instructions in accordance with ASME codes. Responsibility for production radiography and job training of trainee radiographic technicians.

BS Engineering or equivalent plus 5 years' production and supervisory experience in accordance with ASME Section III and be certifiable as Level III in radiography.

WELDING ENGINEERS

To provide technical support to manufacturing operation in selection of optimum welding processes and to conduct procedure qualification tests for code compliance. BS degree or equivalent plus knowledge of ASME Sections III and IX, and nuclear power plant or shipyard welding engineering experience.

FACILITY ENGINEERS

To be responsible for design of industrial facilities including custom equipment in support of manufacturing process.

BSME plus 5 years' heavy industrial facility design experience.

For immediate consideration, send your resume and salary history in complete confidence to Mr. George Norton, Employment.

Offshore Power Systems

A WESTINGHOUSE-TENNECO ENTERPRISE

Dept. GN-58 P. 0. Box 8000 8000 Arlington Expressway

Jacksonville, Florida 32211

An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F •Hh

POWER

DEMANDS 500 KW

GENERATORS •fr DIESEL ENGINES

General Motors, Model 12-278A,

Marine, 720 RPM -ft- AC GENERATORS

General Electric, 500 KW, 440/3/60,

Type ATI 2-COMPLETE UNITS IN STOCK, as re- moved from ex-Navy Cruiser "Worcester."

Units were standby auxiliaries, and are very clean and in good condition.

TURBINE GENERATORS —AC VOLTAGES— 2- 1500 GENERAL ELECTRIC Turbines:

Type FN4-FN30, Steam 525 PSIG. 8145

RPM, with G.E. Generators, 1500 KW, 450/3/60. 4- 1250 KW, GENERAL ELECTRIC Tur- bines: Type FSN, 525 PSI, 7938 RPM. Gen- erators: 1250 KW, 450/3/60, 3600 RPM,

Type ABT2. 7-750 KW, GENERAL ELECTRIC Tur- bines Type FN3-FN24, .525 PSI, 10,033

RPM. Generators: 750 KW, 450/3/60, 1200

RPM, Type ATI. 4-500 KW, GENERAL ELECTRIC Tur- bines: Type FN3-FN20, Steam 375/425

PSI, 6 Stage, 9987 RPM. Generators: 500

KW, 450/3/60, 1200 RPM, Type ATI.

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For prompt quotation

Contact: Ralph E. Ingram

ZIDELL

EXPLORATIONS, INC. 3121 S.W. Moody Avenue

Portland, Oregon 97201

Phone: Telex: 503/228-8691 36-0503