Millennium Metallurgy

This company is always reliable and does outstanding work for me. I will continue to come back to them.
Sep 13th, 2015

Jon and Sue Freeman at MML are some of the most brilliant, intellectual, honest engineers that I've had the pleasure to know in over thirty-years of nondestructive inspection. Jon and I have personally inspected hundreds of tanks and pressure vessels and our share of boilers. He doesn't make judgements on the integrity and fitness for duty from an office after a NDT inspector gives him a report. He will enter a confined space and inspect it personally instead of using the data from these "mostly incompetent, under trained, no experience" NDT personnel that are in the industry today (Side note: for those in industry that depend on ndt personnel in the P&P business and other mid -to- heavy business it would be wise to heed those last words. On the other hand, I have respect for the API 653 and API 510 Inspectors in the oil patch -you know the score). Google user from seven (7) years ago that gave Jon and Sue one star and called them rude. You are reaching for straws. They don't even know what "rude" means. I believe I know what your problem was without having any details. One feature - their integrity versus your lack of integrity. My hypothesis: either Jon or Sue told you that you had a piece of equipment that was either non-repairable or going to be very costly to repair and they wouldn't sign off on it for fitness of service. They wouldn't play your good ole boy game. It was going to cost you money to maintain your equipment safely and you didn't like it. So, as a child, you slammed them. I admire people of the Freeman's caliber and abhor your type. During my inspection career I had to deal with people like you so many times. I've been bribed, I've been threatened, and everything in between. I wouldn't budge either. The Boz
May 31st, 2016