Steamco II, Inc. Opens Office In Jacksonville —Whitney Appointed
In keeping with their efforts to provide a total coastwide service concept on marine rotating equipment, Steamco II, Inc. recently announced the opening of a new division office in Jacksonville, Fla.
The new office will be headed by Douglas Whitney. Mr. Whitney is a Maine Maritime graduate and prior to joining Steamco II, spent the last seven years as a field engineer and Jacksonville area manager for the General Electric Co.
In his capacity as division manager, Jacksonville, Mr. Whitney will be responsible for providing labor and consulting services on marine rotating equipment to Jacksonville area marine customers.
Steamco II, a Beaumont, Texasbased company, was founded to provide competent technical and labor force assistance to shipowners and repairers during inspections of their rotating equipment, be it main engines, turbogenerators, or auxiliaries.
The Steamco II, Inc., address is 2105 Park Avenue, Orange Park, Fla. 32073.
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