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Atlas Copco Philippines part of Texas Instruments (TI) – Air Liquide Philippines (ALPI) Bulk Gas Plant

Atlas Copco Philippines was recently invited to the opening ceremony of the Texas Instruments (TI) – Air Liquide Philippines (ALPI) Bulk Gas Plant last January 16, 2009 at the TI-ALPI Gas Yard, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. Johan Lindqvist, Air Liquide President and CEO, was there to open the ceremony.

The plant is designed and installed as an end-to-end system to optimize the cost efficiency of bulk gas deliveries, a huge portion of which is nitrogen.

Big role

What's Atlas Copco's part in all this, you may ask.

An Atlas Copco compressed dry air system efficiently provides oil-free air to the facilities and production requirement. This system complies with the most stringent Class Zero oil-free requirements.

To date, this is the Philippines’ largest - largest centrifugal air compressor, largest screw air compressor, and largest heat of compression desiccant dryer installation in the Philippines.

Atlas Copco (Philippines) Inc. names Top Performers for 2008

With their important contributions to the success of Atlas Copco (Philippines), Inc., Raymond Buenaventura (Right) and William So (Left) were named the 2008 Compressor Technique (CT) Top Performers of the Year during the Annual Kick-off meeting. Raymond received the Salesman of the Year award, while William got the Service Engineer of the Year award.

The screening committee, led by Philippine CT General Manager Jonnie Regis, chose Raymond among six finalists in the Sales Category, while William was chosen among three finalists in the Service Category.

As Top Performers for Atlas Copco Philippines, they are recognized for the exemplary performance and valuable contributions. Finalists for the Salesman of the Year were evaluated under 4 major categories: achievement of sales targets; peer evaluation; technical test results; and performance in the Atlas Copco Technolympics. On the other hand, the Service Engineer of the Year finalists were judged by their manhour recovery, technical capability, and response time.

Each finalist is given a check for Php 4,000 and a plaque. The Salesman of the Year receives a plaque of recognition, plus a check for Php 40,000. The Service Engineer of the Year receives a plaque of recognition, plus a check for Php 20,000.

“I am very happy to be chosen as the 2008 Atlas Copco Philippines CT Salesman of the Year. There were other outstanding nominees from the other sales teams. I was not expecting to win but I’m very thankful to be recognized for my performance,” Raymond said during the Kick-off meeting.

Raymond was also the 2007 Salesman of the Year. The other nominees for this award were Arman Baulita, Rey Delos Santos, Toribio Amoto, Jimmy Francisco, and Rainier Javier.

Eric Magcarang and Willy Tugna were the other finalists for the 2008 Service Engineer of the Year.