I just egistered for an upcoming PACP (Pipeline Assessment Certification Program) course in December in the Seattle area!  The course will allow me to get certification for storm and sewer inspections.  The class is taught through NASSCO (National Association of Sewer Service Companies) and lasts two days with an exam at the end.  As part of [...]

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I am pleased to announce the opening of our California office with the addition of Curt Harke.  Curt is an industry veteran who spent many year in various capacities with Everest VIT.  Curt has excellent practical knowledge of nearly all aspects of remote visual inspection in power plants, refineries, and process facilities.  Curt additionally has [...]

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Many of you have been installing infrared windows over the last few years to help mitigate Arc Flash dangers inherent when opening electrical panels to complete Thermographic surveys.  Many more managers of electrical systems have been sitting evaluating and trying to determine exactly how to do this and comply with NFPA70e which sets out guidlines for working [...]

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Our borescope repair department has recently developed a technique to adjust and tighten articulation on Olympus IPLEX Videoscopes.  Olympus has not offered articulation adjustment as a repair option.  If your Iplex needed articulation adjustment you were required to complete an “overhaul” which essentially meant the entire scope was replaced.  Atlas Inspection can now complete this [...]

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Welcome to the Atlas Inspection Technologies BLOG!  Atlas Inspections’ focus is on delivering value based offerings to the Remote Visual Inspection (RVI) community: users of borescopes, fiberscopes, videoscopes, pipe cameras, robotic crawlers and infrared cameras.  Our offering focuses on 3 areas:

Rentals of borescopes, fiberscopes, videoscopes and other remote visual inspection equipment.
Component level repairs of borescopes, fiberscopes, [...]

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