Bell Helicopter, Hurst (Asgard)

Bell Helicopter, Hurst (Asgard)

4.8 47 Reviews
Andrea M
Reviews 1

A place unlike any other. I had lots of vending machines eat my money there but they have recently resolved the issue with a new snack system. I relish the daily challenge and the clean restrooms keep me coming back. Why is google asking me about this place? Don't go here if you don't have the credentials.

Herbert Prince
Reviews 1

I once worked at Bell Helicopter close to Hurst Texas, from June to July of 1985 for a company called B&E Equipment, who was working for Thermal Equipment Corporation, as we were installing stainless steel liquid nitrogen lines for their on-site autoclaves. This was when carbon fiber material was just being introduced, as I had never heard of nor had seen it, as we had to run this piping across the top of what is known as 'clean rooms', so when we used scissor-lifts to lift our welding equipment up to weld these pipes together (and we were also on the scissor-lift as well), we were in these clean rooms, so I personally would get a first hand view of this material and got to talk with the people who were laying it out on the large tables. This plant was where they made the tilt-rotor helicopter that many of the offshore oil drilling platform companies would use to transport personnel to and from the oil rigs out in the Gulf of Mexico, as they could get there extremely fast and back again to land quicker than a regular helicopter could. It was a really nice place to work, as they had their own cafeteria on site, and the people who worked there were very friendly.

Alex Ajibade
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My little artistic view was that the new logo represents a sword of honor, rotary wing or vanes, with diamond gem depicting purity, quality and ingenuity. Alas it is a dragon fly and u need to dig in and be amazed at the versatility, capability, strength of a dragon fly.