Goals without action are just wishes. Learn the structured process that transforms aspirations into achievements and discover how to align your daily actions with your long-term vision.

The new Motor Winding Workbench is now live and replaces EASA’s Motor Winding Database and the AC Motor Verification & Redesign program (Version 4). Visit workbench.easa.com (log in required) to access the new app that is included FREE as part of your EASA membership! 

This presentation covers what partial discharge is, how partial discharge damages insulation, and some testing methods.   

In our industry, we have a lot of terms that are almost the same. And we even use the same exact terms for multiple unrelated things. This article provides examples of why using proper terminology is so important.

The real question for EASA members is not whether AI will play a role in their business, but whether they will take advantage of it early or struggle to catch up later. That is exactly why the AI sessions during the 2026 Convention & Solutions Expo are so important.

This article explains the role, testing, and precise placement of thermal protectors in explosion proof motors to maintain certification and ensure workplace safety.

Success starts with mindset. You'll discover what drives truly effective leadership and how to cultivate the mental framework that separates good leaders from great ones.

This presentation covers two types of pulleys (quick detachable and taper lock) and provides instructions for installing and removing both types.

The typical customer has an expectation of sending in their equipment to a service center to get it repaired correctly. Whatever the process, service centers should capture the “As Received” information accurately. This article will point out some pitfalls that can be avoided by taking the right steps during the “As Received” process.

Right now, electric utilities across North America are spending money like never before – and that investment is driving one of the biggest infrastructure buildouts we’ve ever seen. But here’s the thing: behind every new substation, data center and transmission line is another part of the story – the people and companies, especially within EASA, that repair, rebuild and maintain the motors, generators, transformers and associated switchgear that keep it all running. That’s the electromechanical side of the business, and it’s about to get a lot busier.