A conversation with Lisa Becker

Meet Lisa Becker, a Maintenance Manager for Atmos based in our Anaheim office in California. She's always known she wanted to be an engineer - thanks in part to sage advice from her uncle. Discover more about Lisa's motivations in this blog.

A conversation with Damien Ravel, Vice President of Engineering

We speak to 'Franco-American' Damien Ravel who is based at Atmos International's San Antonio office in the United States. He talks about his journey from the south of France to the USA, via Manchester, his motivations and who he'd pick as his mentor.

A conversation with Connor Tebb

In our latest blog focusing on Atmos colleagues, we met up with Connor Tebb, Project Engineer for Atmos International based in the Manchester office. A petrolhead by his own admission, Connor talks about his journey to Atmos and his positive outlook at life.

Atmos colleagues in Costa Rica give a lifting hand to young people

Atmos’ Costa Rican colleagues continued their social contributions recently by helping regenerate the gardens of a local community center in the region of Bajo de Los Anonos.

Published Rule for Hazardous Liquid Lines and Leak Detection

The announcement by the US Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) will see leak detection extended beyond high consequence areas (HCA) as of July 1st, 2020. The move will see thousands of miles of hazardous liquid pipelines through the US covered. In addition, areas that are exposed to extreme weather conditions and natural disasters will be scrutinized further. Rural gathering lines are not included as part of the widened regulations.