As requested by @biateng! A blowout preventer stack at our Oil & Gas facility in Houston, TX. Shot by @noahkalina.

The seven high-powered fans at GE Aviation’s winter testing facility, pictured at night. Shot by @noahkalina.

Steam rises from the heated pad below a GEnx engine, following a nighttime ice test at GE Aviation in Winnipeg, Canada. Temperatures were around -20 degrees F.

Up close with a GEnx at GE Aviation in Winnipeg, Canada. Pictured at the top of the photo is the FADEC, or full authority digital engine control, which is the “brains” of the engine. This computer helps the engine perform at maximum efficiency in different environments. Shot by @noahkalina.

A welder works on a cab in sub-assembly at GE Transportation.

A look inside the paint booth at GE Transportation in Ft. Worth, Texas. The team uses an electro-charged paint to coat the Evolution Series locomotive, reducing the amount of paint needed by 30%.

An Evolution Series locomotive truck in sub-assembly at #GE #Transportation in Ft. Worth, Texas.