EECO Asks Why Podcast

EECO Asks Why Podcast

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EECO Asks Why Podcast episodes

  • 007. Hero - Chase Boehlke, Motion Control Expert at Siemens

    In this episode we get to learn more about our Mr. Chase Boehlke who is the motion control specialists at Siemens. Chase's passion really comes thru in this interview as he's dedicated his professional career to support industry. His high energy and glass half full outlook makes him a ton of fun in the field. If there are additional questions for Chase please let us know.  We hope you enjoy this conversation.

    Guest: Chase Boehlke - Motion Control at Siemens.
    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema.

    Additional Resources: https://new.siemens.com/us/en.html

    21 min
  • 006. Idea - One Line Visualization - You Can Do This!

    In this episode Mike Rathbun breaks down why visualization is important, who can benefit from this technology and how to get started. The safety aspect really comes out in this discussion. The cool part is that we learn that this technology is easier to implement than most think and Mike shares some practical ways to get started. Please let us know what questions you have and also any feedback you have on this topic.

    Guest: Mike Rathbun - Power & Control Solution Architecture Manager at EECO.
    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema. 

    Additional Resources:

    •  EECO's Inspire Blog "What is Single Line Visualization"
    • Power Monitoring Resource Page
    18 min
  • 005. Hero - Robb Munger, Reliability Engineer at Cascades

    We sit down with one of our industry heroes and have a meaningful discussion on how he tackles the responsibilities of a reliability engineer at Cascasdes.  Robb shares insight to tools and processes that he utilizes in his everyday role that make an impact. We have some fun and talk a little bit of life away from manufacturing and how finding a way to unwind is important for everyone.  We think you'll enjoy this conversation as it covers many different areas that resonate with manufacturing in America.

    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema.

    Additional Resources: Cascades.com

    46 min
  • 004. Idea - Why Testing Your Gear is Important

    Why should you care about testing your electrical distribution equipment? In this episode we have one of the top minds in industry walk you thru some of the most important testing that should be considered for maximum reliability. This conversation brings detail with tangible items that you can implement right now in your facility to improve your testing program.

    Guest: Dan Leeman - Eaton District Manager of Electrical Engineering Services and Systems (EESS).
    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema. 

    Additional Resources:

    • EECO's Inspire Blog "What Testing is Important for Electrical Distribution Systems"
    • EECO's Inspire Blog "What Testing Should I Do to my Electrical Distribution Equipment?"
    • Power Monitoring Resource Page


    27 min
  • 003. Hero - Saurabh Bakshi, Sr Manufacturing Engineer at Intuitive

    Sit back and enjoy a fun conversation with one of the brightest engineers we've had the pleasure to work with. Saurabh has a diverse background and his story is captivating. His role has him working with one of the top surgical robotic companies in the world.  He gives insight to what drives him and great insight to those searching for meaning. We would love your feedback on this conversation and any questions that you may have for Saurabh.

    Guest: Saurabh Bakshi - Senior Manufacturing Engineer at Intuitive
    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema.

    Additional Resources: Intuitive.com

    40 min
  • 002. Idea - One Line Diagrams and Where to Start

    A single line diagram, also referred to as a one-line diagram, is usually a single page document that represents a facilities electrical distribution infrastructure. Knowing how to read one of these documents can be intimidating.  In this episode we'll break down how to read a one line diagram, potential gotcha moments and insight on how to become more confident the next time one of these are put in front of you. 

    Guest: Jonathan Fuller - Automation & Power Automation Product Manager at Electrical Equipment Company.
    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema.

    Additional Resources: EECO's Inspire Blog "How to Read a Single Line Diagram"

    18 min
  • 001. What is EECO Asks Why

    So what is this all about?  In summary, we dive into industrial manufacturing topics and spotlight the heroes that keep America running.  We focus on advice and insight from the top minds of industry because people and ideas will be how America remains number one in manufacturing in the world. Each episode will be hero or idea focused.  We hope you enjoy the discussions and really would like to know what you think, what topics matter to you and what heroes you suggest we line up as guests in the future.

    Host: Chris Grainger.
    Executive Producer: Adam Sheets.
    Audio Engineer: Luke Yntema.

    Additional Resources: EECOAsksWhy.com, EECOonline.com

    9 min

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Welcome to EECO Ask’s Why – A podcast that dives into industrial manufacturing topics and spotlights the heroes that keep America running. On this podcast, we do not cover the latest features and…