Sulzer appoints new President for Rotating Equipment Services
Published by Tom Mostyn,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
South American industrial economies are continuing to grow and Sulzer is supporting this expansion with its latest appointment in the market. Marcelo Alves has taken on the role of President of Rotating Equipment Services in South America and is aiming to further develop Sulzer’s range of services for customers.
Alves has over 25 years of experience in delivering engineering solutions to a wide variety of industries. His appreciation of customer needs and understanding of high-quality maintenance procedures will help with the implementation of the business growth plan.
“Sulzer’s organisation in South America and around the world has an excellent reputation for delivering high-quality, independent maintenance services.” explains Alves. “With a comprehensive range of solutions for motors, generators, turbines and pumps, Sulzer supports customers by improving the performance, efficiency and reliability of equipment.”
In the South American market, Sulzer has a presence with five service centres across Argentina, Brazil and Colombia that will be developed further to make more services available. Sulzer’s increasing use of additive manufacturing and reverse engineering is greatly reducing the time taken to repair older machines and these processes will continue to deliver cost effective maintenance solutions.
Alves concludes: “By taking advantage of Sulzer’s worldwide manufacturing and maintenance services, customers are able to optimise the performance of their equipment and minimise downtime. Our aim is to expand the services available in South America and help our customers to improve the reliability and the efficiency of their equipment.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/24092019/sulzer-appoints-new-president-for-rotating-equipment-services/
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