APM Specialty Blade Technicians went above and beyond in their dedication to safety and quality in several Fall 2023 outages. In five separate outages, the Blade Technicians raised multiple Safety and Quality STOP moments that prevented potential damages and protected the safety of the crew and customers. This incredible display of continued diligence ensured 100% safety and quality delivery, avoiding any incidents!
Read MoreOur APM Specialty teams have shown incredible determination and skill in the installation of the Corpus Christi LNG’s Train 1 and Commissioning project since February 2018 in Corpus Christi, TX…
Read MoreAPCom and APM Specialty Services recently collaborated on a project and combined their energy to be a force that was unstoppable, even in the face of delays!
Read MoreIn an industry like ours, we must often go above and beyond to ensure that results are delivered with quality and efficiency. Service with a friendly demeanor does a great deal to improve the customer experience...
Read MoreAPM Canada employees deliver results! A great team of experts recently completed a job in Northern Alberta, Canada. The job scope started out being...
Read MorePasadena recently bid farewell to one of its GE 7FA turbine rotors on January 31st of this year. The rotor was given to the APM SS Division by GE in early 2011 to use for training purposes. Over the years, it has served its time as a truly effective training tool, assisting in the training process for many APM SS Blade Technicians on multiple work scopes including removal and installation of buckets for F class gas turbines, biscuit mod, blend polish and peen, blade blending, erosion blending and flapper peening. The training mock-up in Pasadena is indicative of performing these processes at a site where the rotor is out of the machine and on rollers.
Knowing that internal parts of the training rotor we had was needed to repair a flooded power plant rotor in the Northeast (Coyote), the APM SS Division returned the rotor back to the GE Houston Service Center and replaced our training mock-up with a spare rotor from the Pasadena APM yard. The lead guys involved in the move were APM Personnel, Steven Putman, John Syphrett, Robert Thibodeaux and Kendall Tennyson...
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