Electrical Systems/Engine Components/Hydraulic Systems

When jobs are first received at AEM they are opened and inspected by the Chief Inspector. The Chief Inspector compares the part to enclosed shipping documents to insure that the part and the purchase order coincide. After a preliminary inspection of the part, the office staff’s computer generates a Work Order and Teardown Inspection report, which includes critical tracking information such as part number and purchase order number. The company computer system has the ability to keep track of the flow of all items as they progress in the work shops. After Work Orders are created, the Chief Inspector engraves our Work Order number on the part with an electric pencil and attaches a Work Order tag.Once marked, parts enter our machine shop for inspection of tolerances such as bearing journal diameter, stator iron diameter, etc. The parts are then distributed depending mainly on the required repair process for that particular part. All items are always vacuum impregnated in one of our varnish tanks and baked in ovens to insure the highest quality repair or rewind. Every technician who comes in contact with a part signs the Work Order and Teardown inspection report in a space that indicates what work has been done. Departmental Leaders inspect others work to insure quality and make regular notes in the company computer system to indicate progress of repairs.