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| 12/19/05 - (Company News) Russian Engineers Attend Training at UMC |
UMC Automation & Compression hosted (4) engineers and their interpreter December 3rd - 10th. The group came from TATEX, a Russian company in Tartarstan.
During their training, the engineers studied new and innovative devices to be utilized on vapor recovery units. The engineers also spent a large portion of their time gaining knowledge on UMC's new automation products and capabilities.
President & CEO of UMC Automation and Compression Jim Waldroop stated, "This school was really a turning point for us in regards to our Russian business and we knew it had to be top notch"
During their time at UMC, the attendees were involved in classes hosted by companies from England and the United States.
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| 11/03/05 - (Company News) UMC Announces Hiring of Bryan Lindsay as Director of Automation and Electronics |
UMC Automation & Compression is pleased to announce the relocation of their electronics division to the main fabrication facility and corporate offices in Andrews, Texas along with the hiring of Mr. Bryan Lindsay as Director of Automation and Electronics. These moves respectively continue to enhance UMC’s reputation and experience as the industry leader in oilfield automation, electronics, and compression systems.
Mr. Lindsay comes to UMC with an experience level that is hard to duplicate in our industry. Bryan has acquired over 15 years of experience and expertise in SCADA, telemetry, automation, installation, support, and product development. This expertise includes Wonderware, H.M.I. Development, PLC Ladder Logic, Touch Screen development, Embedded Controller Development, RF Communications, RTU Integration and Instrumentation, Microwave Networks and Site Construction.
Bryan has to his credit developed, installed, and maintained countless remote automation and telemetry packages for the oil and gas industry, pipeline companies, water projects, wastewater facilities, and factories along with many other specialty projects.
UMC Automation & Compression has been an industry leader in oilfield automation and compression systems since 1966. Headquartered in Andrews, Texas UMC has Gained world wide name recognition by providing a broad spectrum of products and services relating to gas management systems and process automation. UMC Automation & Compression has expanded operations to include offices in Andrews, Texas; Houston, Texas; and Artesia, New Mexico. Further, UMC oversees the operations of a very successful joint venture in Russia along with supporting 3rd party sales representatives across the world.
From Andrews, Texas UMC Automation & Compression has grown to provide a wide array of state-of-the art products to the oil & gas industry that include: Vapor Recovery Units, LACT Units, Metering Systems, SCADA systems, plant and municipal automation systems, electrical panel design and construction, along with PLC sales, service, and programming. UMC Automation & Compression also boasts an electronics fabrication and design facility that produces a number of state-of-the-art products including level controls, flow meters, and transducers.
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| 10/27/05 - (Company News) UMC "Adopts-A-Highway" in Andrews, Texas |
UMC Automation & Compression finalized the contract to adopt a 2-mile section of highway in it's hometown of Andrews, Texas.
The "Adopt-A-Highway" program was started by the Texas Department of Transportation many years ago as a way for good corporate citizens and community members to "give back" while helping their communities look better at the same time. Member participants are responsible for keeping their 2-mile stretch of highway clean of litter on a regular basis.
UMC Automation & Compression Operations Manager Thomas Gentry stated, "The current team at UMC has always been highly motivated and excited at giving back to our local community. UMC works hard to be a good corporate citizen and with our team's support it makes it thqat much easier."
The UMC adopted highway is a 2-mile stretch of US 385 4 miles South of Andrews.
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| 10/26/05 - (Company News) UMC Automation & Compression Announces Electronics Department Move to Andrews Main Fabrication Facility |
UMC Automation & Compression is proud to announce that as of Monday, October 24, 2005 the Electronics Department will now operate out of the Andrews Fabrication Facility.
This move allows UMC's electronics department to work much more closely in the day-to-day operations of unit fabrication and better assist our customer's with their needs. The UMC line of electronics will continue to provide an excellent value to existing and potential customers.
For quotes or service on any electronic items, please call 432-524-2456. |
| 10/20/05 - (Company News) Ribbon-Cutting Cermony in Artesia, New Mexico |
Surrounded by a number of local business leaders UMC Automation & Compression celebrated the grand opening of its Artesia, New Mexico office on Thursday, October 20th.
President & CEO Jim Waldroop had the ribbon cutting honors and was joined by Thomas Gentry (Operations Manager), Randy Kirkes (New Mexico Sales Director), Paul Renard (Permian Basin Sales Director), and Gail Webb (Field Technician).
Expanding operations into New Mexico will allow UMC Automation & Compression to even better serve our customers in this region. To contact the New Mexico office call 505-513-0436. |
| 10/10/05 - (Company News) Welcome to the all-new UMC Automation.com |
Welcome and thank you for visiting the all-new UMC Automation.com. Our new website provides user friendly navigation along with access to dozens of critical documents in a real-time basis. Whether you need an owner's manual, brochure, sizing charts, or a quotation, UMC Automation.com provides you the immediate resources necessary for you to find your needed information quickly. Once again, thank you for visiting UMC Automation.com!
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| 10/09/05 - (Product News) UMC introduces new technology to enhance and revitalize marginally producing wells |
UMC Automation & Compression announces the launch of a new technological advancement utilizing low pressure to enhance and revitalize marginally producting wells. <br />
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With natural gas prices topping $13.00 per MCF, many companies are looking for ways to enhance their production and revitalize wells that are nearing the end of their lifespan. Utilizing low pressure gas management and reducing casing pressure hydrocarbons are allowed to enter the wellbore and be produced much more economically. <br />
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These low horsepower compression packages can reduce casing pressure to zero or even a negative pressure while compressing the gas and flowing it to the pipeline for sale. <br />
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As a result, this application not only allows depleating wells to increase production but helps other wells deal with radical changes in overall pipeline pressure. <br />
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UMC while launching this application offers a test unit that can be placed on a location to monitor the results for a specified period of time. This test unit allows the new technology to speak for itself and prove specific results prior to the purchase of the unit.<br />
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For more information on this new compression package, please contact UMC Automation & Compression at 432-524-2456. |
| 10/09/05 - (Company News) UMC announces FREE gas testing for all new prospects |
UMC Automation & Compression continues to lead the competition by offering FREE gas tests to all potential customers.
Simply contact UMC, and a highly trained Field Service team will be dispatched to test your application and provide you with expert analysis of your potential gas production.
To schedule your free, no obligation gas test, call UMC Automation & Compression today. |
| 10/02/05 - (Company News) UMC Announces the addition of Randy Kirkes as New Mexico Region Sales Director |
| UMC Automation & Compression is proud to announce the addition of Mr. Randy Kirkes as our new Director of Sales for the New Mexico Region. Randy has years of experience in the oil & gas industry and will be officing out of our Artesia, New Mexico office. For all of your New Mexico area needs, do not hesitate to contact Randy or the UMC Automation & Compression Artesia office. |
| 09/01/05 - (Company News) UMC Announces the addition of Dickie Brown to its staff |
| UMC Automation & Compression is pleased to announce the recent addition of Mr. Dickie Brown to our engineering staff. Dickie comes to UMC with many years of experience in the design and project management of LACT and Vapor Recovery Units. Dickie will be officing out of our Andrews office and you can reach him by calling (432) 524-2456 X 106. |
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