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Motor Service Centers:

In order for a service center to become part of the Green Motors Practices Group, you must make a commitment to abide by a set of standards – this will help ensure differentiation from the "good enough" motor service center. Right now high performance Motor Service Centers may join Green Motors Practices Group as a Charter Member without charge. You'll get:

1. Website listing (www.greenmotors.org) recognizing your company as a compliant Green Motors Practices Group member
2. Utilize group public relations, marketing, and co-operative marketing materials
3. Member's limited annual license to display Green Motors Practices Group name and logo on advertisement copy and association materials (line card, stationary, business cards)
4. An opportunity to attend basic driven systems trainings

Membership Agreement

If your service center meets our standards right click on the PDF logo and "save target as" to download a PDF file of our application/agreement, complete the form and mail two original signed documents to:

Green Motors Practices Group, 6485 W. Interchange Ln, Suite 110, Boise, ID 83709

Regional Technical Forum Submittal

Here's an updated copy of the Regional Technical Forum approval document from July 17, 2007. To download right click on the PDF logo and "save target as".

Motor Repairing Specifications

Here's a copy of the Regional Technical Forum approval document from July 17, 2007. To download right click on the PDF logo and "save target as".

Motor Services Purchase Policy Here is a complimentary Word document entitled "Motor and Motor Services Purchase Policy". Feel free to download it and use it as is or as a template to establish your own Green Motors Practices purchase policy.   Right Click and Save Target As to download

EASA's Guidelines for Maintaining Efficiency

Need a copy of  EASA's "Guidelines for Maintaining Motor Efficiency During Rebuilding"? Right click and "save target as" to download a PDF file of the document. We would like to acknowledge and thank EASA for permission to allow us to make this copyrighted document available from this Website. For more quality electric motor information and materials please visit www.EASA.org

Rewinding's Effect on Efficiency Interested in "The Effect of Repair/Rewinding on Motor Efficiency? Right click the icon and "save target as" to download a PDF file of the document. We would like to acknowledge and thank EASA for permission to provide this link to this copyrighted document. For more quality electric motor information and materials please visit www.EASA.org

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Prospective service center’s CEO, owner, or general manager and the shop manager must sign an agreement, which makes their company accountable to complete the following high-level service goals and tasks, including:

1. Adopting and publishing a company-wide shop practices policy, and communicate it effectively to stakeholders (customers, employees, investors, service center suppliers)
2. Committing to include in their shop practices and policies to actively support customer/client motor driven system efficiency and reliability improvements
3. Agreeing to promote continuous energy improvement by customers/clients
4. Identify sales Champions to work with the Green Motors Practices Group to prepare and implement a marketing plan that includes life-cycle cost analysis
5. Working with shop floor (internal) Champions to support shop practices, continuous energy improvement, and key performance indicators as outlined in EASA’s Tech Note 16.
6. Agreeing to random inspection by a group representative
7. Agreeing to inform customers of and exclude in writing motors that may not sustain reliability and/or efficiency and should not be considered for repair as a compliant product of the Green Motors Practices Group
8. Agreeing that sales and shop-floor Champions will participate in and document eight hours annually of Professional Development (EASA chapter meetings, EASA International Conference breakout sessions, Industrial Efficiency Alliance trainings, BC Hydro sponsored trainings)
9. Submitting Information Request Forms, submit shop equipment digital images, supplies copies of current calibration certification, and documents Professional Development to the Group

In turn, the Green Motors Practices Group provides members with:

1. Website listing (www.greenmotors.org) recognizing compliant Green Motors Practices Group membership
2. Group public relations marketing and co-operative marketing materials

          advertisement  copy and association materials (stationary, business cards)