Podcasts about switchgear

Send us a textExperts Warn: Crisis Looms For UK Electricians!......A leading switchgear maker has warned the trade over the selection of RCDs for heat pumps……Ford offers free charger installs for UK electric car buyers……and Ikea starts selling heat pumps…Welcome to Electrical News Weekly, whether you're listening in the van, on site, or down at the wholesale counter.======================Show NotesJTL Report

In this episode of Energy Talks, OMICRON product manager and switchgear testing expert Andreas Nenning emphasizes the importance of testing different switchgear components, such as circuit breakers, and describes the specific tests performed on various types of switchgear throughout their lifecycle to ensure reliability and safety in power substations.

In this insightful interview, Krishnakumar Ramanathan, MD and Group CEO of S&S Power Switchgear Ltd. shares his 32-year journey from a trainee engineer to a top executive. He discusses leadership philosophy, cultural adaptations, ethical standards, and the importance of communication and diversity in the workplace. Ramanathan also delves into manufacturing excellence in the power sector, touching on technological advancements, supply chain management, and future trends shaping the industry. He concludes with three valuable lessons for aspiring professionals: the importance of hard work, maintaining a growth mindset, and developing soft skills while believing in oneself. 00:37- About Krishnakumar Ramanathan Mr. Ramanathan is the Managing Director and Group CEO of S&S Power Switchgear Ltd. He is a Management professional with 32 years of experience working in the Electrical and Electronics sector. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

You could say the Ford F-150 Lightning Switchgear is the unexpected Lightning. Sporting 37-inch tires and outrageous bodywork, the Ford Performance on- and off-road demonstrator vehicle doesn't simply get stares for how it looks but also for what it can do. That's because the stuff it can do is pretty epic. In this week's show we get behind the scenes of this amazing one-off truck in an interview with one of its key development engineers, Sri Pakkam. He'l give us the details on why Ford decided to build the truck, the challenges the development team has faced and what it hopes the truck can acomplish. Designed and built in collaboration with RTR Vehicles and inspired by the 2016 F-150 RTR Ultimate Fun-Haver project vehicle, the Switchgear's arresting carbon bodywork covers off-road upgrades that take the F-150 Lightning where it's never been. With a wider track, greatly improved ground clearance, and plenty of suspension travel, it's a testbed for pushing the boundaries of what's expected from electric trucks. The interview will tell you more. The road test segment will also include an electric vehicle this week. Co-Host Chris Teague was blessed with the opportunity to drive the 2024 Genesis GV60 crossover in a week of frigid temperatures, ice and snow in Maine. Across the country, Host Jack Nerad drove the 2024 Mazda CX-90 to the desert and back, battling 80-degree temperatures and sunny conditions all the way. In the news this week, we will examine the key vehicles unveiled at the New York Auto Show. Hyundai, Nissan, Kia, Porsche and Genesis showed off some notable vehicles. We offer details and give our thoughts on each one. Meanwhile, there is plenty of trouble in EV Land. Ford has just laid off or transferred two-thirds of the 2,100 workers at its Rouge plant who were building F-150 Lightning electric pickups. Things are even more dire at Fisker. The EV brand has cut prices drastically on its 2023 models as it tries to fend off imminent bankruptcy. Investors in the company have been told to prepare for the worst. We'll have our comments on all this mayhem coming up. So we have a lot of show for you this week Please join us for this week's episode. America on the Road is brought to you by Driving Today.com, Mercury Insurance, and EMLandsea.com , the publisher of Nerad's latest book, Dance in the Dark, which is available HERE on Amazon.com

In this episode, OMICRON partial discharge (PD) expert Caspar Steineke discusses what causes PD activity in Gas-Insulated Switchgear (GIS) and Gas-Insulated Lines (GIL) and when PD monitoring is best applied to closely observe its development. Caspar also explains how PARADIMO 100, the latest scalable PD monitoring solution for GIS and GIL from OMICRON, enables highly reliable risk assessment through defect classification and alerts users when to take action to prevent a failure.

Knowles and the ATI Electrical team have supplied switchgear, substations, temporary power and related products to several high-profile projects in Las Vegas, including the MGM Sphere, T-Mobile Arena, Resorts World and Las Vegas Water District.

The (Bajaj) Chetak electric scooter's hardly made any noise since its launch four years ago. Now it gets its first real upgrade, featuring connectivity, more range as well as a higher top speed. Shumi and Kartikeya are discussing the new Chetak on MotorInc First ~ MotorInc First is a discussion between experts Kartikeya Singhee and Shumi (Shubhabrata Marmar), co-founders of MotorInc on new vehicles. Each episode will discuss one vehicle in great detail, covering the experience of driving or riding it, as well as what it means for the industry. ~ CHAPTERS 00:00 Chetak Chetak 01:21 History 06:49 Connectivity Features 09:27 The Changes 11:43 Strange Riding Experience 14:03 Slippery Day Out 15:22 Old-School Cool 16:55 Silent and Calm 18:03 More Storage 18:39 Prices 19:17 Rivals 19:44 Useable Performance 22:42 Seat & Space 23:20 Weaknesses 24:59 Switchgear & Screens 26:26 What Is Next 28:15 Chargers 31:13 What EVs Sound Like 31:49 Availability 33:18 Turnaround 34:45 Startup Issues 36:17 Customers First 38:20 Quick Summary 41:19 Closing Comments ~ #MotorInc #MotorIncFirst #ElectricVehicle #EV #ElectricScooter #Bajaj #BajajChetak #Chetak #electric

Matt and Alistair talk about some of the cars that Edmunds.com is looking to buy. Then Alistair shares his driving impressions of the Rolls Royce Spectre EV. They also discuss the Ford F150 Switchgear and more from Ford Performance. Presented by DrinkBravago.com

On the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week's episode, we discuss Tesla Cybertruck towing range tests, Elon Musk's control issue, Ford F-150 Lightning Switchgear, and more. Today's episode is sponsored by Upway, a leading online e-bike provider carrying the broadest selection of brand-new and certified pre-owned models. The show is live every Friday at 4 p.m. ET on Electrek's YouTube channel. As a reminder, we'll have an accompanying post, like this one, on the site with an embedded link to the live stream. Head to the YouTube channel to get your questions and comments in. After the show ends at around 5 p.m. ET, the video will be archived on YouTube and the audio on all your favorite podcast apps: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS We now have a Patreon if you want to help us avoid more ads and invest more in our content. We have some awesome gifts for our Patreons and more coming. Here are a few of the articles that we will discuss during the podcast: Elon Musk complains about his smaller stake in Tesla after wasting it on buying Twitter Tesla Cybertruck gets 160 miles of range in first towing test Tesla Cybertruck gets 103 miles of towing range in the worst conditions possible Tesla Superchargers are overwhelmed by new Uber drivers in NYC Tesla delays another pay adjustment as employees are unhappy with the last bump Jeep and Dodge's new EV platform comes with 500 miles range, Hellcat performance Ford is cutting F-150 Lightning production again amid ‘slower than expected' demand Is this the Ford F-150 Lightning Raptor we've been waiting for? [Update] Here's the live stream for today's episode starting at 4:00 p.m. ET (or the video after 5 p.m. ET): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2drTfS8Csas

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In this podcast ARC's Harry Forbes discusses a new generation of MV switchgear with Michael Lotfy (Senior VP Power Products and Systems at Schneider Electric).  They talk about how this new MV equipment brings smart sensing to non-rotating equipment, transforms operating and maintenance practices, and brings new levels of safety, reliability, and sustainability to energy infrastructure.

Joe Frank has a passion for learning and technology.  He turned that passion into an outstanding career and shares about his journey and lessons learned along the way in this hero episode.   The speed at which technology moves can be mind boggling and Joe highlights how that is the most fulfilling part of his career.  If you have a personality that likes to be challenged and constantly evolving he suggests stepping into industry could be the best decision you ever make.  Joe reveals that asking the right questions is a great way to overcome head winds and by seeking to understand what is important to the other person is where people often make a mistake.  It's that type of insight and wisdom that he brings throughout this conversation.At home Joe is a two time girl dad and loves spending time with his wife especially if they can be outside.  He loves to get time on the water fishing and even started making his own lures (fish beware).  Joe is one of those people that light up every room he comes in and we are proud to call him our hero!  Guest: Joseph Frank Industry War Story Submission: Send us a DM!FacebookInstagramHost: Chris GraingerExecutive Producer: Adam SheetsAudio/Video Editor: Andi Thrower

If you change the oil in your car or replace the filters in your home HVAC system you're doing preventative maintenance.  It makes sense as you're trying to extend the life of your assets.  The same philosophy exists for electrical distribution equipment and in this episode Dan Leeman walks us through tips and best practices to give you the most reliable and safe equipment possible.  Dan breaks down how to start a preventative maintenance program to yield the best results out of the gate.  He also discusses the nuances of outages and how to best maximize the time spent in those situations to do maintenance that is difficult to perform during normal operating times.  Dan provides a great example of how a PM on a medium voltage transformer prevented a catastrophic failure and how the end user was able to react in a non-emergency state and resolve the issue. Dan is an expert in industry and shares meaningful insight and wisdom to help others get started with compressive and robust preventative maintenance program.  Remember what Benjamin Franklin said "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"! Guest: Dan Leeman - District Services Manager at EatonHost: Chris GraingerExecutive Producer: Adam SheetsAudio/Video Editing: Andi ThrowerResources:EECO Inspire Blog: Preventative Maintenance for Switchgear and Electrical Distribution Systems EECO Inspire Blog: Why Preventative Maintenance on your Electrical Equipment is a Good IdeaEECO Inspire Blog: How Close to My Electrical Equipment Can I Get?EECO Inspire Blog: What Testing is Important for Electrical Distribution Systems?EECO Inspire Blog: What Testing Should I Do? 

For this episode, Robert Leake (DVL's Director of Marketing) is joined by Bob Gusciora, P.E., (DVL's President of Strategic Account Services division). Discussion focuses on what makes up a “rock solid” electrical control system, especially when considering an upgrade to your facility Switchgear. They'll start at the programmable logic controller (PLC), and work their way through the variables to consider when upgrading this critical piece of infrastructure. For more information, visit: https://www.dvlnet.com/resources/webinars

Great conversation with Marc Godwin of Cat's Switchgear operation. What you need to know when choosing a switchgear partner. Feedback? Write us at powerbytes@cat.com

In Episode 9, Qualitrol’s Xpert Service team explains common pitfalls of partial discharge monitoring systems including real scenarios encountered in the field. Our experts discuss capturing major transformer faults with partial discharge monitoring, as well as how when contained partial discharge disturbances can give you a good picture into transformer health. Qualtirol's Xpert Services discuss how to interpret partial discharge data and important questions to ask: do you have transformer operators on your team to analyze partial discharge, do you have the time and experience required to review partial discharge signals? With decades of experience, Qualitrol's team of experts interpret partial discharge data all day, everyday. We see signals from different countries, different voltage classes and can provide partial discharge reporting quickly. Since we are not equipment manufacturers, Qualitrol offers unbiased opinions on the questions you need answered. For more information on analyzing partial discharge data, transformer or gas insulated switchgear (GIS) monitoring solutions, contact Qualitrol at info@qualitrolcorp.com

Dixie Agostino is the owner and founder of the award-winning, Tulsa-based staffing agency, SwitchGear Search and Recruiting. Dixie started SwitchGear in 2010 with a unique focus on individuals and relationships. In the years since its founding, SwitchGear has become a powerhouse staffing agency that has helped put countless people into positions where their skills and strengths are maximized. For her leadership, Dixie has been named a Journal Record Most Admired CEOs honoree and the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year. In this episode, Dixie discusses the struggles and near-death experiences of her business, the process of finding the best possible talent for a company, and her take on work/life balance. For additional show notes, visit www.hogantaylor.com/how-that-happened-episode-3 Copyright 2019 HoganTaylor LLP. All Rights Reserved. To view the HoganTaylor general terms & conditions, visit www.hogantaylor.com

SHOW NOTES One of the big challenges in Customer Experience is managing all of the changing initiatives that are simply a way of life among competitive companies today.  There is huge pressure at all levels of just about every organization to innovate.  Do something new. The pressure to constantly innovate has become business as usual.  With every department on the hook to be innovative, they end up tripping over each other and negatively impact the customer experience in unforeseen ways.   Our Guest, Bruce Simpson Our guest today, Bruce Simpson, knows a lot about helping companies manage the change that comes from a culture of constant innovation.  As partner and co-founder of SwitchGear Consulting, Bruce has spent the past 15 years as a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. In This Episode We Discuss: a) How to recognize when our organizations focus too heavily on innovation at the expense of creating lasting change. b) How leaders at every level of the organization can get their teams “unstuck,” and begin to actually move the company forward and help it to genuinely evolve. c)  What are the crucial tasks senior leaders must do to reduce “adoption paralysis” and ensure their company truly remains innovating and customer-focused d)  Lots lots more…. About our Guest – Bruce Simpson Since helping build his first Call Centre in 1989, Bruce Simpson has been living inside Sales + Service Teams for 30 years. Bruce's first 10,000 hours came as an in-house Operator in Healthcare and Telcom (during the big disruption of long-distance competition). His second 10,000 hours came as the COO and Co-Founder of a 3rdParty Outsourcer (NDR / ClientLogic / Sitel) executing the Customer Experience on behalf of other companies. For the last past 15 years Bruce has become a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. Contact Information for Bruce Simpson and SwitchGear Click here for SwitchGear Click here to reach Bruce on LinkedIn Leave us a review on iTunes I really appreciate all the support I've been receiving on this podcast! Thank you! If you want to leave a rating and review on iTunes, that's always helpful for people to find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating / review on iTunes Click here to reach Pat Perdue at on Twitter: @Patperdue

SHOW NOTES One of the big challenges in Customer Experience is managing all of the changing initiatives that are simply a way of life among competitive companies today.  There is huge pressure at all levels of just about every organization to innovate.  Do something new. The pressure to constantly innovate has become business as usual.  With every department on the hook to be innovative, they end up tripping over each other and negatively impact the customer experience in unforeseen ways.   Our Guest, Bruce Simpson Our guest today, Bruce Simpson, knows a lot about helping companies manage the change that comes from a culture of constant innovation.  As partner and co-founder of SwitchGear Consulting, Bruce has spent the past 15 years as a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. In This Episode We Discuss: a) How to recognize when our organizations focus too heavily on innovation at the expense of creating lasting change. b) How leaders at every level of the organization can get their teams "unstuck," and begin to actually move the company forward and help it to genuinely evolve. c)  What are the crucial tasks senior leaders must do to reduce "adoption paralysis" and ensure their company truly remains innovating and customer-focused d)  Lots lots more.... About our Guest - Bruce Simpson Since helping build his first Call Centre in 1989, Bruce Simpson has been living inside Sales + Service Teams for 30 years. Bruce’s first 10,000 hours came as an in-house Operator in Healthcare and Telcom (during the big disruption of long-distance competition). His second 10,000 hours came as the COO and Co-Founder of a 3rdParty Outsourcer (NDR / ClientLogic / Sitel) executing the Customer Experience on behalf of other companies. For the last past 15 years Bruce has become a trusted co-pilot for BIG change, helping leaders who are not only trying to change culture and elevate performance but have realized they need a make-over on how they work and even how their people think. Contact Information for Bruce Simpson and SwitchGear Click here for SwitchGear Click here to reach Bruce on LinkedIn Leave us a review on iTunes I really appreciate all the support I've been receiving on this podcast! Thank you! If you want to leave a rating and review on iTunes, that's always helpful for people to find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating / review on iTunes Click here to reach Pat Perdue at on Twitter: @Patperdue

SHOW NOTES One of the big challenges in Customer Experience is managing all of the changing initiatives that are simply a way of life among competitive companies today.  There is huge pressure at all levels of just about every organization to innovate.  Do something new. The pressure to constantly innovate has become business as usual. ...

A PR agency. A recruiting company. A vodka bar. All very different endeavors with their own unique challenges. However, there's a common thread in these three companies. They were all founded by Tulsans who had the boldness to say "I can do this"- even when they weren't sure they actually could. Join us for this special, panel-style edition of The F Word podcast as we chat with Nicole Morgan, founder of Resolute PR, Dixie Agostino, founder of Switcchgear Recruiting, and Andy Cagle, founder of Inner Circle Vodka Bar, about how they got started and the big (and expensive) mistakes they've overcome to get to where they are today. This special episode of The F Word podcast was produced in partnership with the Tulsa Regional Chamber.

SHOW NOTES About Our Guest:  Afshan KinderAfshan Kinder is a partner at Switchgear Consulting, a firm dedicated to helping organizations lead transformational change  driven by a need to enhance the customer experience.  Afshan has spent her career working with organizations that have set a high standard for customer excellence, and is in demand globally from leading brands that are committed to delighting their customers.Our conversation focused on the contact centre aspect of the customer experience, something I think we can all relate to.Afshan share’s her vision about what senior executives can do to help transform their companies into being genuinely customer centric.  Afshan also shares specific ways senior leaders can help bust silos and get their organization working as as team.  Afshan provides some great advice that will not only help your customers, but will also help your organization discover it's true version of the optimum customer experience.Links:You can find Switchgear Consulting at the following link:  www.Switchgear.caYou can email Afshan at:  Afshan@switchgear.caAfshan isn't on Twitter (!!!).   But if you tweet me @patperdue I'll definitely put you in touch with her.

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