Atmos field engineers learn how to get out of tight situations

Retro-fitting technology often involves some lateral thinking. Not only in terms of where to put it on the pipeline but also how to access some areas. Technology has moved on considerably and pipelines built several decades ago now require innovation to help them operate safely. With thousands of kilometers of pipelines, many of which are not close to operation centers, remote technology is vital.

Atmos International engineer builds visors for NHS

Atmos International colleague Gary Cheung used up his holidays, evenings and weekends to help make protective visors for medical staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working with a local group in Knutsford where he lives, Gary has produced 1,100 visors that have been distributed across the North West of England.

Keeping our colleagues safe during COVID-19

Atmos has undertaken significant planning to ensure its colleagues remain safe as they begin to return to the office

Atmos International receive country brand certification essential Costa Rica

The Costa Rican of office Atmos International (Atmos) has obtained the country brand certification, essential Costa Rica. This certification evaluated the office in 5 different parameters.

World’s busiest airport harnesses Atmos International aviation leak detection system

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world's busiest airport has deployed the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor (APTM) to ensure its entire fuel hydrant system is safe.