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Pump 4 · 1996
Maintenance report
Recurring seal failures were recorded in 1993 and 1996.
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Plant · 1985
Safety inspection
Replace the worn east conveyor guard and update emergency exit signs.
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East Plant · 1991
Expansion brief
Proposed assembly bay, loading area upgrades, and additional electrical capacity.
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