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News Release from: Polytec
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 17 February 2005
Nieters to head up new Midwest sales
office
Polytec has recently hired Jim Nieters as the Midwest Region Sales Manager for its new regional office in Detroit, Michigan.
Polytec has recently hired Jim Nieters as the Midwest Region Sales Manager for its new regional office in Detroit, Michigan The additional office was established to better serve all of Polytec's customers in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Ontario, Canada and to specifically address the needs of the automotive industry in the region
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 30 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Nieters' broad technical background encompasses vibration test, measurement and analysis work in petrochemical, aerospace and defence, automotive, machine tool, construction, transport and packaging industries.
Prior to joining Polytec, Nieters worked with several instrumentation suppliers including Bruel and Kjaer, Head Acoustics, Heim Recorders, Dactron and Mueller-BBM.
Polytec's President, Mike Townsend notes: "Jim's insight into industrial applications of vibration measurement and analysis was developed through direct engineering experience as a project engineer".
"As a manager, Jim has developed product markets and led sales and marketing efforts".
"His leadership skills are an important part of his contribution to our Midwestern region".
"We feel Jim is the ideal choice to position Polytec as the premier supplier of noncontact, light-based measurement technology in the Midwest and to enhance and grow Polytec's automotive and industrial presence".
Nieters' industrial experience includes vibration testing for product function and transport survivability, consulting on structural dynamics in nuclear and power generation, environmental and occupational noise control, acoustic emission testing and monitoring, product noise, sound quality and QA/QC.
He has a BSc in mechanical engineering from Washington University and belongs to the SAE, ASME, INCE and the Vibration Institute.
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