AMS honors GREG MORTON as he marks 25 YEARS of loyal service to the company this past February. Greg has been a pillar employee and a significant contributor to AMS’s growth and many successes since 1995 when he began as one of five software developer engineers. In 1997 he became AMS’s Software Development Manager,…
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Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs and several members of his staff visited Analysis and Measurement Services Corporation (AMS) last month. Mayor Jacobs was given a tour of the company’s modern, state-of-the art laboratory testing and research and development (R&D) facilities. Said AMS CEO and President Dr. Hash Hashemian: “It was a wonderful honor to have…
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[scf-post-title] AMS recently had the opportunity to give a seminar to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Trevor Toll and Casey Sexton were honored to lead a seminar on, ‘The Development of Cable Aging Criteria for Nuclear Facilities’ to engineers at PNNL last week. From PNNL: The aging of nuclear power plant electrical cables has been…
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[scf-post-title] AMS engineer Trevor Toll was featured in the Fall 2019 Alumni Newsletter published by the University of Tennessee Tickle College of Engineering Materials Science and Engineering department. The full article is below: Alumni Spotlight: The Toll of a Material World by Laura Tenpenny A nuclear power plant is only as strong as its weakest…
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[scf-post-title] AMS was proud to host the February meeting of the Oak Ridge/Knoxville American Nuclear Society Section. Over 50 members attended the meeting that included dinner and a tour of the AMS facilities. The American Nuclear Society (ANS) was formed in 1954 by a group of professionals working throughout the country. The Oak Ridge/Knoxville ANS…
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