Tag: end-user
The Value in Valves in Pipeline Applications: An Interview with Sam...
The use of valves in pipeline applications is one which is often overlooked, yet they play a crucial role in the functionality of the pipeline. Alongside valves, are the engineers who ensure that said valves are working to the best of their ability.
Faster, Better, Cheaper – Standardizing Procurement Specifications for Streamlined Supply...
The International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) is one of the most relevant voices of the global oil & gas industry. It is the industry’s global forum in which members identify and share best practices.
Featured Story – Recognizing the Importance of Reliability
With 23-years of maintenance and reliability management experience in the chemical industry, Alex Chen has a unique opinion on reliability. Comparing the reliability of equipment to the lifespan of humans, Alex vividly illustrates the history of equipment reliability engineering, and explores how ‘full-life-cycle reliability’ is key to success in this latest interview.
Creating is the Key: An Interview with Mehran Ahmadi
Mehran Ahmadi knew from a very young age what his purpose in life was: to create. When the time came to choose a career path, engineering was the perfect choice, since it gave Ahmadi the chance to be innovative and creative every day.
Someone Has to Build It: An Engineer Reflects on his Career
Over his 45 years of service at Fluor, Ron Merrick witnessed profound changes across the oil & gas industry, including the standardization of piping and valves and a dramatic increase in digital technology in project planning & management.
Learning to Work as a Team: An Interview with David Amesty,...
A common challenge in the industrial sector is finding a solution that works for not only the application, but also the engineering teams. Learning how to recognize when to be a leader and when to be part of a team has been a life-long for David Amesty, Lead Mechanical Engineer, P. Eng.
The Importance of Preserving Knowledge Through Mentorship
With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Dan DeVine began his career in 1987 working for the Union Carbide Corporation after graduating from the University of Iowa with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering. He joined The Dow Chemical Company in 2001 through the acquisition of Union Carbide. Dan is now working in a valve and piping consulting engineer role as an independent contractor through Midland Engineering, Ltd. for Corteva AgriscienceTM.
Valve Procurement From the Cradle to the Grave
Allan Mabuti moved from his home country the Philippines to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). He joined McDermott and is working as a valve package engineer. This means he is responsible for the cradle to the grave in valve procurement.
A Welder is an Artist; an Inspector is the Critic –...
No two welds are exactly the same, and this is something that Garrett Borrow, QA Inspector, has learned throughout his career in the welding and inspection industry. As every weld is different, he must be diligent and detail-oriented to make sure that all welds are done properly and to the project’s specifications.
A Welder is an Artist; an Inspector is the Critic –...
No two welds are exactly the same, and this is something that Garrett Borrow, QA Inspector, has learned throughout his career in the welding and inspection industry. As every weld is different, he must be diligent and detail-oriented to make sure that all welds are done properly and to the project’s specifications.