March 7, 2014
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HJ3® ELECTED TO ASME/PCC-2 COMMITTEE

HJ3 is proud to announce the nomination and election of it’s Quality Control Manager, Olley Scholer, to the ...ASME PCC-2 Committee

HJ3 Quality Control Manager Olley Scholer Elected to ASME PCC-2 Committee

HJ3 is thrilled to announce the nomination and election of Olley Scholer, our Quality Control Manager, to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) PCC-2 Committee. The PCC-2 Committee is renowned for publishing "Repair of Pressure Equipment and Piping" in 2006, which served as the inaugural standard for non-metallic repair systems, catering to high-risk and low-risk pipeline repairs. As this committee continues to shape and enhance various aspects of this standard, HJ3 is proud to contribute to its evolution.

"Becoming a member of the ASME PCC SG-NMR (ASME Post-Construction Committee Sub-group Non-Metallic Repair) means collaborating with design engineers, testing experts, and industry leaders who share a passion for advancing a standard that champions the use of composites in repairing steel pressure pipelines. Ultimately, our commitment is to provide end-users in the oil & gas sector with the uncompromising quality they anticipate from composite repairs. Speaking on behalf of HJ3, I am honored to offer a technical contribution that furthers the state of the art standard," expressed Scholer.

Mr. Scholer's primary focus within the committee will be to develop Quality Control Standards for end-user clients, empowering them to effectively monitor and maintain their existing repairs and ongoing installations.

For additional information, please get in touch with Adrienne Barela, Marketing Manager for HJ3, via email at marketing@hj3.com, or call us at 1-877-303-0453.

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