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MMC

This portable, gas-tight tank gauge from MMC has a lot going for it! tor for the U.S. and western Canada, having purchased the latter's assets and integrated the people of MTU

North America into the DDC orga- nization.

The rationale behind the MTU/

DDC agreements is to make it pos- sible to bring world-class engines rapidly to market and support them with a worldwide network.

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For more information on DDC

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Astilleros De Santander

Announces Department

Reorganization

Roger A. Burnison has stepped down as the manager of the Techni- cal and Commercial Department of

Astilleros De Santander, S.A. Mr.

Burnison will re-direct his ener- gies towards his U.K.-based com- pany, Burnison Engineering pic, which has been retained on a con- sultation basis by Astilleros De

Santander.

The departure of Mr. Burnison has led to reorganization at

Astilleros De Santander, with Luis de Celis, sales and ship repair;

Rafael Gutierrez, estimating and invoicing; and Pablo Izu, ship con- versions, as new department heads.

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Astilleros De Santander, S.A.

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Marine Pollution Control

Appoints Safety Director

Chester W. Machnowski, Sr., an experienced executive in safety, health and workers' compensation programs, has been apppointed

February, 1995 37 safety director by Marine Pollution

Control (MPC). Mr. Machnowski was manager of safety and health at

AlliedSignal-Bendix Corp.

MPC has participated in clean- ing up some of the world's largest oil and hazardous material spills, in- cluding the Valdez and the Persian

Gulf.

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Marine Pollution Control

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ISC Announces Changes In

Its Executive Staff

International Shipholding Cor- poration (ISC) has announced changes in its executive staff upon the retirement of Dennis F.

Hannan, senior vice president. ISC

Vice President Erik L. Johnsen has assumed responsibility for all operations of the company's 28-ves- sel fleet. He also continues to head up ISC's Ship Management Group.

Ronald R. Rose, senior vice president of the ISC subsidiary

Waterman Steamship Corporation, will be responsible for operations of all chartered vessels; and he contin- ues to be responsible for Military

Prepositioned Ship (MPS) opera- tions.

W. Michael Cameron has been named a vice president of ISC sub- sidiary LASH Marine Services with

There are many good reasons for making this MMC Closed Trimode,M your first choice in portable gauging tapes. • Ease of operation is an MMC hallmark. With a single penetration, this unit will give you electronically accurate measurement of ullage, interface and temperature. (A steady tone sounds when the probe reaches oil, an intermittent tone when it senses water; the temperature appears on an

LED display in the hub.) • For safety, this Closed tape is gas-tight, and when installed in an MMC vapor valve, it keeps hydrocarbon vapors away from the operator - and the atmosphere. It will also keep you in compliance with all existing USCG regulations. • The tape is available with either metric or feet/inches markings. Also approved as intrinsically safe by FM, BASEEFA, CSA and SAA, and IMO- approved for tankship use. • Best of all, this instrument is made in America. Add that to MMC's 50 years of service to the maritime industry, you know why you can't buy a better gauging tape at any price.

New Head of ABB

Turbochargers

Daniel Arnet has been ap- pointed new president of ABB Turbo

Systems Ltd.,

Baden, Switzer- land. He will also head ABB's world- wide turbocharger business. Mr.

Arnet succeeds

Andreas Steiner, who was promoted to head ABB's util- ity steam power plants.

Mr. Arnet is succeeded by Peter

Spengler, who will serve as vice president R&D. Jurgen W.

Hackmann was promoted to se- nior vice president and deputy of

Mr. Arnet.

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MMC (Asia) Ltd. 7-7, 2-Chome, Kotonoo-Cho

Chuo-ku, Kobe 651, Japan

Phone: (078) 251-1033 • Fax: (078) 252-0265

Telex: 5624163 OPECK J

MMC International Corp. 60 Inip Drive, Inwood, NY 11096

Phone: 800-645-7339 718-327-3430 • 516-239-7339

Fax: 516-371-3134

Telex: 96-0140 MAMCAF INND -0664 U.SA MMC (Europe) Ltd.

So. Nelson Rd., So. Nelson Industrial Estate

Cramlington, Northumberland, NE23 9HL UK

Phone: (01670) 738111 • Fax: (01670) 738789

Telex: 537005 MARINE G

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