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Sponsorship Opportunities
"State of the Industry" 2007-2008
Research Project

EASA has several sponsorship/recognition opportunities available for this important project. To learn more, click here. EASA thanks its current sponsors!


Attention Active EASA Members

Participate in the 2008 EASA Operating Performance Survey and receive a free copy of the final industry report (via e-mailed pdf). For a copy of the survey, go the Members Only page.


EASA Is Looking For Two
Great Technical Support Specialists

Technical Support - Pump Specialty
EASA is seeking a technical support specialist with extensive experience (at least 5 years preferred) in repair or service of primarily centrifugal pumps (including submersibles). Mechanical engineering degree a plus but not required. Must be able to communicate effectively in a fast-paced consulting role; write technical articles for association newsletter; and eventually present pump-related seminars. Some travel required. Must be computer literate. Salary commensurate with experience; strong benefits; team environment.

Send resume with cover letter and salary history to: Linda Raynes, EASA, 1331 Baur Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63132; lraynes@easa.com.

Technical Support - Motor Specialty
EASA is seeking a technical support specialist with experience (5 years minimum; 10+ preferred) in repair, service, maintenance or design (or redesign) of rotating apparatus (e.g., ac and dc motors and generators; secondarily, transformers, controls, pumps, etc.). Strong knowledge of motor design and motor/drive systems. Application experience a plus. Electrical or mechanical engineering degree a plus but not required. Must be able to communicate effectively in a very fast-paced consulting role; write technical articles for association newsletter and trade press; help develop and present educational sessions and seminars. Some travel required. Must be computer literate. Salary commensurate with experience; strong benefits; team environment.

Send resume with cover letter and salary history to: Linda Raynes, EASA, 1331 Baur Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63132; lraynes@easa.com.


Select Papers & Handouts
From Minneapolis Convention

Select Presentations Order FormA select group of the papers and handouts produced for the education sessions at the recent Minneapolis Convention are available in a handy compilation called "Select Presentations" on CD-ROM.

Every EASA service center should have a copy for training and reference. Order yours today!


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Engineering Publications!

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Available For Download The latest edition of EASA's Internal Connection Diagrams (© 2001-2006) is available as a free download (pdf) from the Members Only page. This expanded version now includes templates for 4-pole, skip-pole, and 6-pole consequent-pole connections. Printed and CD-ROM versions of the publication are also available for purchase. Order online, or download the order form.



New at EASA!

Sharpen Your ImageRegistration Now Open For 2008 Convention!

Now’s the time to reserve your room(s) and register for the 2008 EASA Convention in Dallas (Grapevine). With "Early Bird" sessions, loads of excellent breakouts, an ever-expanding exhibition, and plenty of great networking opportunities, it's an opportunity you can’t afford to miss!

And remember, to take advantage of big registration discounts, first make your room reservations at the Gaylord Texan™ Resort & Convention Center. Then submit your reservation acknowledgment number with your registration, and register by May 16. Register today!


New Online Training Program

Repair / Replace: What to Do
When the Decision Is to Replace

Technical Support Specialist Tom BishopEASA's newest online training program is now available free to EASA members. Entitled "Repair / Replace: What to Do When the Decision Is to Replace," the program features streaming slides and audio from Technical Support Specialist Tom Bishop's 2007 convention presentation. Topics include: selecting the right motor for the application; dealing with usual and unusual electrical and mechanical conditions; recognizing the root cause of failure to prevent future problems; and adding value by providing extra features and offering services that increase reliability. Take advantage of this free membership benefit now by going to the Members Only page.

Other topics in EASA's online training library include: "Arc Flash & Shock Hazards Training" by Ron Widup of Shermco Industries; "Squirrel Cage Rotor Testing" and "Dealing With Shaft and Bearing Currents" by Technical Support Specialist Tom Bishop; "A New Look at Thermography: More Options for Sales/Service and Profit" by former Technical Support Specialist Cyndi Nyberg; "How To Increase Business With Motor Management Services" by Jerry Peerbolte of J. Peerbolte & Associates; "Pump Repair Tips" by Technical Support Specialist Chuck Yung; and "Are Premium Efficient Motors More Reliable?" by Austin Bonnett.


New AEA Webinar!

How To Find And Keep The Right
Employees . . . Without Stealing
From The Competition

Presented by Dr. Kathryne A. Newton
Wednesday, May 21
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. (ET)

The Association Education Alliance (AEA), which EASA co-sponsors, is bringing you another important learning opportunity. Important management activities such as employee selection, screening, and programs for keeping employees motivated must all work together effectively towards improving productivity. This Web-based seminar teaches the tools needed to hire and develop a highly motivated staff positioned for success. Register today!

Download & Test Drive
EASA's New Training Program

How To Wind Three-Phase Stators
Check It Out Today!

More than 400 members have already ordered EASA's new CD-ROM-based interactive learning tool. Now you can test drive this highly praised resource and see for yourself why members are so excited about it!

How To Wind Three-Phase Stators employs a richly detailed, step-by-step approach that mixes narrative, video clips, stills and animations to teach the entire winding process–from taking data through testing the finished winding. Although it is designed for novices, experienced winders also will benefit from the instruction.

Parts of two lessons ("Coil Making" and "Internal Connections") are available for you to preview for a 15-day trial period. So don't delay. Download and test drive this excellent program today. Then order your copy!


Fundamentals of DC
Operation & Repair Tips

Picture of Fundamentals of DC Operation & Repair Tips ManualThe instructional/resource manual used in EASA's "Fundamentals of DC Operation & Repair Tips" seminar is available in printed and CD-ROM versions. Previously these materials were available only to seminar attendees. Every EASA service center should have a copy for reference. Order yours today!


Order EASA Products Online!

Need a fresh supply of Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbooks or the latest version of EASA's AC Motor Verification & Redesign software" You can order these items and a host of other great products from EASA's online store. It's quick, convenient and secure. Try it today


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