September 2003 

Below are listed featured articles from the September 2003 issue, Vol. 56, no. 9 © 2003 Barks Publications, Inc. ... see also September 2003 departments and columns.

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• Testing and maintenance on conference agenda  The Electrical Insulation and Manufacturing Conference will examine areas of interest to aftermarket By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor

• Crossroads of America  Visitors converging on Indianapolis for Expo will find plenty to see and do By Josh Hoff, EA Assistant Editor

• EASA show in pictures A second look at this summer's convention By the EA Editors

• Changing with the times  An established service center survives the recession. Cooperation, as well as competition, plays a part in the Vincent Electric Motor Company's passage through difficult times in Oakland, California  By Richard L. Nailen, RE., EA Engineering Editor

• Automation projects Here as elsewhere, it's important that we cultivate the right habits By David P.Tryling, EA Electronics Editor

• Avoiding unsafe rigging and lifting practices No matter what type of work, items must be moved ... Read an online summary (trilingual summary appears in the magazine)...By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor

• Fall protection an all-season job We don't always pay attention to potential dangers By Richard B. Elsberry, EA Contributing Editor

   

   

•  What do you mean by that? Making ourselves understood is more
  critical than ever By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor

• Taking your business global   Exporting your competitive asset—technical expertise By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor

See also September 2003's Departments, columns