Welcome to the Fourth Issue of the Quarterly GE Hitachi Nuclear PARTS e-Newsletter! For an archived copy of the third issue, please click on this link. In this issue, you will find information about a circuit breaker Parts Kitting Program, an inventory management innovation called PAMS Digitized, an update on our Lean Six Sigma

nuclear processes for BWRs, along with a fresh perspective on PWR services will ensure success. Reduced Risk GEH places the highest value in working collaboratively with customers to accurately define and schedule scope activities in order to ensure that what is planned and scheduled is executed without deviation. We understand the

Beginning in Spring 2013, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy began installing its innovative Jet Pump Anti‐ Vibration System (JP AVS) to address jet pump vibration caused by slip joint leakage flow induced vibration (SJLFIV), turbulence, and cross‐flow. In the years since

intrusive inspection of jet pumps in nuclear power plants—can potentially save up to 20 hours of critical path time. The system minimizes crane support and eliminates the need for a bridge. …

WASHINGTON D.C.—January 27, 2016—GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy President and CEO Jay Wileman discussed the importance of advanced reactor development during the Advanced Nuclear Summit and Showcase in Washington D.C. The Jan. 27 event brought together policymakers, innovators and investors who are developing advanced nuclear technology.

GE Hitachi has helped our customers solve over 250 obsolescence issues with more than 650 replacement parts. Delivered within 24 hours, every time. PAMS provides the kind of critical support that’s helping maximize uptime – something that never goes out of date. ge.com/nuclear