New division for Power Test created
Power Test has launched its new division Pivotal Pumps.
The new division will provide field installations, pump repair, and aftermarket parts to customers and industries across the nation. It will also be able to manage the biggest service, engineering, and repair problems of the business.
According to Pivotal Pumps Acting Business Development Vice President, there is a demand for a wide range of pump repair capabilities in one place. The company has well-staffed departments for machining, fabrication, assembly, and engineering. Therefore, it can repair pumps quickly at a good price. Power Test, Inc. CEO Alan Petelinsek expressed his excitement for the new division. It has become open to new markets while maintaining the core mission and quality it has had for nearly a half century.
The company is looking to provide services in several industries in several states such as Power Generation, Oil and Gas, Pulp and Paper, Municipal and Wastewater, and Steel. It also provides several services that cover troubleshooting, maintenance, and capabilities for advancement for pumps and pump accessories.
Pivotal Pumps will run out of the Sussex headquarters, a neighboring town of Menomonee Falls. The site has more than 100,000 square feet of office and manufacturing space with substantial capabilities on-site. Full time employees number 130 and consist of engineers, manufacturers, and other operational staff. Power Test and its division Pivotal Pumps donate 2% of its revenue to community charities both locally and those of their customers.
Business card printing will help employees to network with professionals of the new industries Pivotal Pumps serves.
The new division will provide field installations, pump repair, and aftermarket parts to customers and industries across the nation. It will also be able to manage the biggest service, engineering, and repair problems of the business.
According to Pivotal Pumps Acting Business Development Vice President, there is a demand for a wide range of pump repair capabilities in one place. The company has well-staffed departments for machining, fabrication, assembly, and engineering. Therefore, it can repair pumps quickly at a good price. Power Test, Inc. CEO Alan Petelinsek expressed his excitement for the new division. It has become open to new markets while maintaining the core mission and quality it has had for nearly a half century.
The company is looking to provide services in several industries in several states such as Power Generation, Oil and Gas, Pulp and Paper, Municipal and Wastewater, and Steel. It also provides several services that cover troubleshooting, maintenance, and capabilities for advancement for pumps and pump accessories.
Pivotal Pumps will run out of the Sussex headquarters, a neighboring town of Menomonee Falls. The site has more than 100,000 square feet of office and manufacturing space with substantial capabilities on-site. Full time employees number 130 and consist of engineers, manufacturers, and other operational staff. Power Test and its division Pivotal Pumps donate 2% of its revenue to community charities both locally and those of their customers.
Business card printing will help employees to network with professionals of the new industries Pivotal Pumps serves.