AME has just welcomed Robert James(pictured left) and Conrad Weis (pictured right) as AME’s 2020 summer interns. Over the next couple of months, they will get an inside look at the day-to-day projects lead by AME’s experienced servicemen while having the opportunity for hands-on training by joining numerous jobs...
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*Photo was taken at a previous PEA Luncheon in 2019*
Left to Right: Rich Merhige, AME, Rich Vogel, South Florida Petroleum Services, Barney Hauf, Towboat USA
The AME Team, Carnival, Resolve Marine and G4S are sponsoring Port Everglades Association's upcoming luncheon on Friday, July 10th. PEA will be introducing Port Everglade's new Chief Executive and Port Director, Jonathan Daniels.
The organization is taking the following precautions to make participants feel comfortable in attending
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Welcome Aboard, Matt & Augustin!
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Matthew Oleis
relocated from Nashville, Tennessee, to join the AME team in March 2020. He completed his undergrad in mechanical engineering, and a Master's in Business Administration at the University of Alabama. As an undergrad, Matt designed and fabricated a golf swing trainer for his senior project. Before joining AME, he interned for a water treatment facility where he assisted in maintenance and performing water quality analyses.
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Continuing with the growth of AME's welding and fabrication department,
A
ugustin Woodley
was brought on November of 2019. H
e assists with developing the company’s welding department and maintaining welding equipment. Augustin has over 9 years of experience, four of which were with the US Coast Guard where he did a variety of metal work on defenders, cutters and patrol boats.
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AME headed to Martin County earlier this month to perform a vibration analysis on an overhauled two-part turbine pump. The customer was experiencing a great deal of vibration when operating the pump higher than 2430 rpm, only 70% of its maximum power. We detected resonance caused by piping stress after collecting and analyzing the vibration data with
PRUFTECHNIK's
VIBXPERT II and OMNITREND center.
Unable to pinpoint the source of excessive machinery vibration? Give us a call - we'll get to the root of the problem.
info@AMEsolutions.com.
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A 125’ motor yacht was experiencing overheating problems with their exhaust system. To remedy the situation, a local exhaust company engineered a new cooling system to add additional water to cool the exhaust itself after the spray ring. AME fabricated the system to ABS standards. Follow us on
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AME partnered with Lauderdale Marine Center, Cheoy Lee Yachts, Engineered Yacht Solutions, Silver Lining Inflight Catering, Northrop & Johnson, and Foster's Yacht Services to help YOT Bar & Kitchen provide lunches to healthcare providers at local hospitals who are working hard every day to keep us safe...
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*Photos taken in 2018*
In late May, the AME team presented a virtual field trip to a group of machining students at Atlantic Technical College. "Every year ATC machining students go on three field trips to local companies, but this year, due to COVID 10, we took it virtual. Field trips are invaluable to our students ...
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Congratulations to AME's Lead Welder/Fabricator/Pipe Fitter,
Charlie
, for recently becoming certified by the
American Bureau of Shipping/ABS
for 6G Copper-Nickel.
Welding and fabrication are just a few of the services that complement our core focus of mechanical engineering.
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IYBA's Virtual Yacht Engineering Week
July 27 - July 31, 2020
Topics of Discussion:
- Engines and After coolers: What You Need to Know
- Engine Survey Discussion: Getting Your Deal Done
- Electronics: What's the Latest
- Electronic Survey Considerations
- Drive Line Considerations
- Stabilization Update
- Hull Survey Discussion
- Generators Do More Than You Think
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