Author: Josh Niva

Meet Jessica Jacobsen, whose work on TAPS is just part of the way she...

Longtime Alyeska employee Lisa Booth has been hired to the executive position of Vice...

Beverly Demientieff, the Galbraith Maintenance Base's pump station assistant, and Chasity Weythman, an NMS...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recognized Alyeska for contributions made to the conservation...

Alyeska Pipeline Service Company has scheduled a July 17-18 maintenance shutdown of the Trans...

Spring brings many things to Prince William Sound – salmon, humpback whales and orcas,...

For six weeks each spring, and two more each fall, SERVS personnel and partners provide training to PWS crews as part of the Vessel of Opportunity Program.

Danika Yeager is Alyeska's new Vice President of Operations and Maintenance, responsible for the safe, effective, and efficient maintenance and operations of TAPS facilities.

These Earth Day vignettes illustrate a few of the ways Alyeska's passionate pipeline people are committed to protecting and sustaining Alaska's special environment.

Many parts along the pipeline are experiencing promising pockets of snow melt and sunshine. Officially, TAPS wrapped up cold weather operations at the end of April.

Reliable TAPS teammate, pilot receives special sendoff.

From summer intern to Senior Vice President, Betsy Haines had one of the most interesting careers at Alyeska and on TAPS. In this video, she shares some stories of her work.

Recently, Alyeska staff and TAPS contractors collectively passed a significant safety milestone: 30 million consecutive hours worked without a Days Away from Work Case.

In 2020, Alyeska and TAPS workers reached an exceptional level of operational excellence: 100 percent TAPS reliability, a rare achievement last reached in 2003.

Meet David Luke Jr., a longtime pipeline technician who loves working on TAPS, photography, and sharing those images with family, friends and coworkers.

Alyeska welcomed its newest member to the SERVS fleet, a 49-foot, self-propelled belt skimmer, the Fort Liscum.

Sailor Williams is a super-skilled, well-liked, problem-solving and award-winning instrumentation technician at Pump Station 1.

For more than 20 years on TAPS, Nichole Gentz-Wilkins has thrived as a tireless and thoughtful teammate who loves putting the pieces and people together for successful projects.

Katelyn Zuray started as an intern and continued to develop with on-the-job training and additional development opportunities to become a PS1 technician.