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- GE Reorganizes Its Installation & Service Engineering Division Maritime Reporter, Feb 1981 #36
General Electric's Installation & Service Engineering Division (I&SE), the company's on-site field engineering service arm, recently announced a new organization structure. "The purpose of the new structure is to place greater focus on served markets and to improve GE's position to meet customer requirements for quality on-site field engineering service," stated Robert T. Bruce, vice president and general manager of the Division.

GE field engineering services include installation, maintenance, modernization, customer training, and project management services on electrical, electronic, mechanical, and nuclear equipment and systems for the marine, utility, and industrial mining industries.

The new organization realigns the Installation & Service Engineering Division into four regional Service Departments providing services in the United States, and one International Department, to provide the same services in areas around the world. An Engineering and Programs Department provides essential support backup to the regional departments. The Division currently has a worldwide network of 170 offices with more than 4,700 field engineering personnel.

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- New National Officers Elected By Marine Technology Society Maritime Reporter, Feb 15, 1981 #14
Administration, was elected vice president-Eastern Region. Vice president-Southern Region is Bernard Le Mehaute, professor and chairman of ocean engineering and acting chairman of marine affairs at the Rosenstiel School at the University of Miami. Secretary-treasurer is Henry O. George, controller
- Barracuda Technologies Expanding Its Services To United States Maritime Reporter, Mar 1992 #80
suppliers of structural polymer alloy foam core materials used in the construction of large FRP sandwich vessels, is expanding its engineering services group to the United States. The complete engineering service will be offered to all builders, designers, and vessel owners interested in
- M.E.K. Equipment Offers New Crane Bumpers Maritime Reporter, Nov 1986 #19
allow closer end-approach, up to 3 feet per crane, when several cranes are working simultaneously unloading a vessel. M.E.K. Equipment offers free engineering service to meet O.S.H.A., C.M.A.A., and A.I.S.E. 69 specifications. For further information and a free brochure, Circle 44 on Reader Service Car
- Dubai Drydocks Reports Successful First Year Of Operation Maritime Reporter, Aug 1984 #33
in the U.A.E.; • The repair of 68 vessels, well above the target, and 89 percent for export; • Commencement of a general engineering service to local companies utilizing the yard's extensive machine shop facilities which are unique to the Arabian Gulf; and • Operation at full
- Heerema Group Acquires Big Inch Marine Systems Maritime Reporter, Mar 1983 #28
with immediate emphasis on the North Sea operating areas. Big Inch will remain headquartered in Houston and relocate its European office to Heerema Engineering Service (UK)'s new facilities in London
- Van der Mark Changes Name To Diesel Marine Maritime Reporter, Jan 4, 1982 #5
stocks of exchange pistons, cylinder covers, exhaust valves and seats, together with replacement piston rings and fuel injection spares. A port engineering service also is provided. With Leo Engelan as general manager, the company is a member of the recently formed Diesel Marine International Ltd
- Nav-Com Moves To New Facility Maritime Reporter, Nov 1981 #8
and navigation equipment on ships with particular emphasis on customized systems. The new facility will house the administration, marketing, engineering, service, and production departments. In addition, training and support facilities will be available for Magnavox Satellite Communications and
- Edward Campbell Named To Board Of Trustees At Webb Institute Maritime Reporter, Jul 15, 1981 #15
or conventionally powered ships for both the Navy and commercial customers. Its subsidiary, Newport News Industrial, provides a wide range of engineering, service, and construction skills to commercial electric utility companies. Newport News had total sales of $900 million in 1980. Mr. Campbell
- Lockheed Expands Houston Office To Provide More Offshore Services Maritime Reporter, Apr 1983 #101
Lockheed is expanding its Houston office to provide additional services to the U.S. offshore industry. Services include field engineering support, design engineering support, assembly and repair of oil-spill cleanup equipment, and offshore corrosion protection equipment, the company announced
- Staten Island Ferries: A "New York State of Mind" Maritime Reporter, Mar 2020 #30
& Security. Introducing a computer-based maintenance and inventory system. “When I joined in 2004, Staten Island Ferries did not have any engineering service agreements. Today we have on-call engineering service contracts for the boats and the terminals.” The creation of a new security plan
- Get Ready for the New OPA 90 Maritime Reporter, Aug 2002 #48
than the major oil spill — or the sinking. JMS Naval Architects & Salvage Engineers, located in Groton, Conn, provides a 24/7 emergency salvage engineering service called ERnet (Emergency Response network) to a number of oil transportation companies such as Reinauer Transportation, Maritrans and others

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