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- Southwest Marine Celebrates 15 Years Of 'Crafting Quality' Maritime Reporter, Mar 1992 #9
In celebration of the 15th anniversary of its founding, Southwest Marine Inc. (SWM) is announcing its dedication and commitment to the principles of Total Quality Management (TQM).

SWM has grown from modest beginnings in 1977 to become the largest network of ship repair yards on the West Coast.

SWM has joined forces with Organizational Dynamics Inc. (ODI) to implement a TQM training program involving workers from every area and level of the organization. ODI is custom-designing this program, along with SWM's human resources and training departments, to meet the unique requirements of SWM's environment. ODI has successfully developed quality systems for many nationally known firms.

According to Herb Engle, Southwest Marine's chief operating officer: "This ongoing process is not to be taken lightly. Our customer and the delivery of a quality project are our highest priorities. We will continue to sharpen our company's focus on productivity and teamwork in all aspects of our relationships with our co-workers and our customers.

As we refine our strategies to support the needs of our custom- ers, we will continue to maximize the value they receive when doing business with Southwest Marine." For literature detailing the services offered by Southwest Marine, Circle 65 on Reader Service Card

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July 2020 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 61
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Sep/Oct 2018 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 43
it has a restaurant, a catering service, a brick-and-mortar ters. The delays and unpredictability on major roadways are, for grocery, it grows and sells herbs and is ready to start up – likely food, counter to notions of “fresh,” at the heart of higher value. in March – one very unique additional service:
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December 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 39
Isla Bella & Perla del Caribe World’s First LNG Fueled Container- ships hipbuilding history was made in that together create a national transpor- 2015 when NASSCO delivered Isla tation network, moving cargo by land, SBella and launched Perla del Caribe sea and air,” said Tim Engle, President for
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September 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 56
VESSELS LNG Containership Perla del Caribe Launched Late last month TOTE and NASSCO launched Perla del Caribe, the second of two Marlin Class ships, the ? rst con- tainerships in the world to be powered by natural gas. These ships have received no lack of coverage in trade and consumer press globally
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October 15, 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 21
major national insurance company. Mr. Dayton is an associate member of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. Harry H. Kendall and Herb I. Chatterton, well-organized mem- bers of the organization's sales team, will continue to cover the Great Lakes and West Coast re- gions, respective
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October 15, 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 18
Rozenblum, also of Rayo Electronica; Claudio Propper (kneeling) of Electronica Ltda., in Chile; Cesar Davila of Samuel Davila, S.A., in Peru, and Herb Myers of Radar Electric in Seattle, Wash. 20 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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March 1978 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 5
Marine Steam Propulsion Seminar Held in New York Shown at the Whitehall Club, left to right, are: J. Swiatocha, General Electric Co.; F.T. Wendt, Rockwell Manufacturing Co.; R.C. Crawford, FMC Corp.; J.T. Schroppe, Foster Wheeler Boiler Corp.; B.A. Jones, FMC Corp.; H.C.K. Spears, General Electric Co.
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November 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4th Cover
Ltd.), has trucking and warehousing opera- tions in southern Ontario and Quebec. In addition, the firm has extensive real estate holdings, owns Herb Fraser and As- sociates Limited, which is a ship-repair fa- cility in Port Colborne, Ontario, and owns about 850,000 acres of land, including min- eral
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January 15, 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 31
systems. For further information, Write 57 on Reader Service Card The day it dropped to 36in Savannah. The man in the lightweight jacket is Herb Ussery, a super-professional head rigger. The thermometer read a nippy but nice 36 when we snapped Herb's photo. It was taken on the coldest
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February 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 6
, USCG inspector; Buddy Roberts, ASI lead production engineer; Eugene K. Pentimonti, APL vice president-engineering; Rick Adler, ASI project manager; Herb Lyman, APL hull inspector; P.E. Griffin, APL senior inspector; Robert Adams, APL construction representative; John Smith, ASI assistant program manager
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October 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 62
Texas Ingalls Shipbuilding Pascagoula, Miss. . Perfordora S.A. . Transworld Drilling Bonito Offshore Bill Bailey Bob Warner Burr Rayburn . Herb Williamson Mark Jones . . . . Mr. Webster . (unnamed) Jackup Submersible Jackup Jackup Chiles Drilling Global Marine Huthnance Drilling
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December 1981 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 62
Drilling (unnamed) 4/83 General Dynamics Bailey & Shannon Inc. Bill Bailey Jackup 12/81 Charleston, S.C. Bob Warner 12/81 Burr Rayburn 1 r 4/82 Herb Williamson ..6/82 Mark Jones 1982 Mr. Webster 1982 Gulfport Shipbuilding Perfordora S.A. (unnamed) Jackup 5/82 Port Arthur, Texas Ingalls
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February 15, 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36
. Fricks, formerly vice president, finance, has been named vice president, technical; James E. Turner, formerly vice president, technical, has been Herb J. Lanese named vice president, market- ing; W.R. Phillips Jr., formerly vice president, marketing, has been named vice president, engi- neering
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December 15, 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 6
, N.W., Wash- ington, D.C. 20006 or for further information, Write 17 on Reader Service Card Hamilton Joins Raymond Offshore As Vice President Herb Hamilton has joined Ray- mond Offshore Constructors, Inc. in Houston as vice president, mar- keting and business development. He has been active
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January 15, 1984 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 4
echoed the re- marks made by Mr. Enlow when he stated that "the salesman makes to first sale, but service sells the rest." Mr. Diegnan introduced Herb Towers, vice president of sales, who handled the Detroit Diesel Allison product update. "Advanced engineering and man- ufacturing technologies
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April 1984 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 43
, public relations, SNAME; Chuck Chamberlain, vice chairman, MTS; Kathleen King, chairman, MTS; Dan Friedman, author; Capt. Charles Niederman, ASNE; and Herb Chatterton, Spring Meeting Committee, SNAME. Joint SNAME/ASNE/MTS Meeting Hears Paper On Offshore Platforms The fourth meeting of the 1983- 84
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April 15, 1984 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 10
Meeting Committee; Bill Watts, Public Relations; Max Cheung, chairman and author; Gary Cash, vice chairman; Peter Buckley, Spring Meeting Committee, and Herb Chatterton, Spring Meeting Committee. 12 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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March 1992 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 7
meet the unique requirements of SWM's environment. ODI has successfully developed quality systems for many nationally known firms. According to Herb Engle, South- west Marine's chief operating offi- cer: "This ongoing process is not to be taken lightly. Our customer and the delivery of a quality
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May 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 10
Place, Honolulu, Hawaii 96821. Dr. Finney's presentation was enhanced by slide reproductions of the outstanding paintings of Ha- waii's artist, Herb Kane, whose very authentic drawings are wide- ly displayed on calendars in the Islands. The strong motivating theory of the ancient Polynesians
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December 15, 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 38
has been in the past. Extemporaneous discussion followed from the following members and guests: Bob Smith, Mr. Emerson, Bob Connell, Dennis Chafd, Herb Billstein, and Bill Conchi. A'brochure describing the Port of Portland's new improved drydocking and waste-oil-hand- ling capabilities is available
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December 15, 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32
U.S. Lines Appoints Three In Management Donald G. Aldridge, executive vice president of United States Lines, has announced three high- level management appointments for the company. They are James J. Carey, vice president-West Coast Division; James Clarke, vice president-Euro- pean Division
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September 15, 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 37
Quincy Compressor Division Of Colt Names Herb Rhees Herb Rhees Herb Rhees has been named sales manager-industrial compres- sors for the Quincy Compressor Division of Colt Industries, Quin- cy, 111. He will be responsible for sales of all reciprocating industrial compressors hp through 125
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November 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 35
Chalfant and Art Huge, pictured left to right, pause briefly for the photographer during tour of the Sparrows Point Yard. Ronald Kiss, Dudley Haff and Herb Freinberg, shown left to right at a table in the Sparrows Point Country Club, listen to Jorgen Strom-Tejsen, at the microphone. Bethlehem Steel
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February 2014 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 51
Tankers CEO: Market is Improving Nordic American Tankers Limited (NAT) issued a letter to sharehold- ers from the company’s chairman and CEO, Herbjorn Hansson, in which he noted improved market conditions for NAT’s Suezmax tankers. “We do not predict spot tanker rates,” Hansson said. “I