A conversation with Eamonn Keane

Meet Eamonn Keane, field engineer for Atmos International in the UK. Eamonn and his colleagues ensure our latest hardware is installed with the utmost care and precision. He's also a fan of Japan and loves to visit the country. Find out more about Eamonn in his blog.

A conversation with Ryan Sperling

Ryan Sperling joined Atmos International last year and heads up Atmos' presence in Canada. A native of Calgary of Alberta, it's no surprise he's a lover of ice hockey. We asked him about his journey to Atmos and what motivates him.

Anaheim team virtual hang-out

From the outset, Atmos International has always been proud of its social program and the benefits it delivers to its colleagues. Across Atmos offices in China, Costa Rica, North America and the UK, teams have participated in cocktail making, tenpin bowling, paintballing and junkyard’ crazy golf to name but a few. With lockdown in place, socializing with colleagues has been challenging.

A look inside API Recommended Practice 1175, part five

In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.

A look inside API Recommended Practice 1175, part two

In December of 2015, the American Petroleum Institute issued the first edition of Recommended Practice 1175; Pipeline Leak Detection Program. Over the next few weeks, this blog will explore the meaning of this new document that communicates proven industry practices in the development and management of a leak detection plan.