Atlas Inspection Technologies expands across US
Atlas Inspection Technologies, a Seattle-based provider of remote visual inspection solutions for the industrial and manufacturing sectors, announced further expansion across North America. After opening an office in Houston, Texas, last May, the company has now established a new branch in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a new field office in Salt Lake City, Utah, and a repair facility in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Industrial and manufacturing companies typically shut down their plants in the spring or fall to conduct systems repairs and pipe retrievals. Atlas Inspection Technologies’ ability to offer immediate response, custom solutions, and personal service across the country will enable these companies to optimize their inspections, and make their maintenance processes easier, faster, and more cost-effective.
“Since our inception in 2003, we have provided some of the country’s largest industrial and manufacturing companies with highly skilled staff, comprehensive services, and the latest remote visual inspection technology available, including Corona and Panoramo cameras,” explains Darren Billings, founder and president of Atlas Inspection Technologies. “Now with eight locations across North America, we are in a better position than ever before to enable the industrial sector to prepare for their spring plant outages and shutdowns sooner.”
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