Fuels

by NOMES/ on 27 Apr 2024

April has been a challenging month for Nomescorp on Okinawa

April has been a challenging month for Nomescorp on Okinawa, but we’ve stepped up and made it happen! Despite less-than-optimal weather conditions, our team has successfully coated over 250 meters of 2-inch pipeline and is now working on the full 6-inch pipeline. This project encompasses 2 tanks and a 4-pump TFS pad spanning over 200 meters. Our team has worked in close coordination with the MCAS Futenma facility managers and our prime contractor to ensure timely completion.

Projects

by NOMES/ on 12 May 2023

Environmental control system instalation

Looking to upgrade your building’s energy monitoring and control system? N.O.M.E.S has got you covered. Our IT depertment recently completed the installation of new devices in the EMCS panels of multiple towers, delivering top-notch quality and expertise in the process. Each Device was thoroughly quality checked by our QCM and then shipped to Yokohama for additional modification before installation has begun. During the installation, we follow strict safety procedures including turning off the circuit breaker and performing LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out).

Rmmr

by NOMES/ on 22 Feb 2023

NOMESCORP RMMR teams are currently conducting simultaneous

Quarterly / Semi-Annual/ Annual inspections on Misawa Air Base / Kadena Airbase / All USMC fuel facilities on Okinawa ( 7 bases ) and Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, with Yokota air base coming in late July, our 4-6 man teams consist of highly competent Fuels maintenance technicians, Electricians, and calibration technicians perform the full span of maintenance inspections and calibrations on flow meters, dispensers, pumps , pressure relief valves, and gauges , they also perform repairs on coatings, containments, and other operational requirements asked for by individual facility managers

Projects

by NOMES/ on 24 May 2021

Diversity is key

To achieving success, even with the changing face of contracting. Nomescorp has managed to not only survive but to grow and increase in capabilities to support our customers. Our Diego Garcia team returned safely to Okinawa after a 75 day evolution , the completed 2 essential pump installations, 4 tank water removal installations in what some call the most logistically challenged location known (there is no corner parts store). At the Same time our senior management and engineers traveled to Misawa Air base to begin the final preparations for out full tower and housing area renovations to begin later this year , meeting with local subs and making the essential friendships Japanese style.

Projects

by NOMES/ on 15 Nov 2020

Breaking Ground in Misawa

Nomescorp broke ground on HVAC and architectural upgrades at the Misawa pass.Section and security office at the main gate, Nomescorp CEO and Senior engineer mobilized from Nomescorp Main offices to oversee the start of the project. Subcontractor personnel currently working Electrical installations and EMCS prior to the initial onset of heavy winter weather. Misawa winters can prove to be a real challenge, with very heavy snow fall inculding whiteout occurring mutiples times per year.