Aircraft X-Ray Laboratories in Huntington Park, California has been recognized with the Southern California Facility of the Year Award by the California Water Environment Association.
Justin GuzmanAXL offers a full range of inspection services and surface finishing treatments to a variety of industries. They facility won the CWEA's P3S Committee’s Southern California Facility of the Year Award in the Small industry category.
The CWEA’s Stephen Sealy, a Supervising Industrial Waste Inspector for the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, says the CWEA committee members were impressed with the AXL knowledgeable and committed environmental staff, as well as their implemented processes of treated wastewater, preventative maintenance efforts to minimize or reuse waste materials, and consistent record of compliance with sewer and stormwater discharge requirements.
“Companies such as yours provide an example of how a joint commitment by management and employees to effective waste management yields excellent results,” Sealy wrote in a congratulatory letter to AXL President Justin Guzman.
The Aircraft X-Ray Laboratories team in Huntington Park, California.The CWEA will present its Facility of the Year awards at a presentation ceremony luncheon on January 30 at the Pretreatment, Pollution Prevention, and Stormwater Facility of the Year Awards Luncheon.
AXL helped pioneer non-destructive testing more than 80 years ago and is a respected Nadcap operation. And with approvals from companies such as Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Cessna, Aerojet, Gulfstream, Fairchild, Hawker Beechcraft, Lockheed Martin, Moog and Northrop Grumman, AXL is one of the leading finisher in the aerospace industry.
AXL provides chemical conversion coatings, painting, anodizing, etching, and additional surface treatments. They are also Nadcap Certified in AS 7114 Rev D Nondestructive Testing, AC 7004 Rev D Standard Quality Program, and AC 7108 Rev D Chemical Processing.
CWEA empowers wastewater professionals as they protect California’s most critical resource: water. Their community of 10,000+ professionals represent all facets of wastewater management and resource recovery, from operators to lab techs to engineers. Founded in 1928, CWEA unites professionals from throughout the state and address real-time issues, develop and deliver cutting-edge training, raise awareness of the profession and shape the future of wastewater.
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