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EASA Learning Center

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Industry-specific online training
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For an incredibly low cost, you can now provide employees with 12 months of access to much of EASA's training without leaving the service center!

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Highlights

Sold as a 12-month subscription and provides access to all content.
(Details below)
Training targets all employees of all skill levels.
Purchase online for instant access.
(Requires logout and login for correct permissions to be assigned)
Each subscription licenses one "seat" within the EASA Learning Center.
The number of seats purchased determines how many students can train concurrently. Need to train more than one at a same time? Buy additional subscriptions.
(Note: Any coursework completed or credits/certificates earned are tied directly to the student currently holding a valid subscription. When sharing a licensed seat(s) among multiple students, the licensed seat(s) must be reassigned before the new student can begin earning credits/certificates under their name. Do not share logins. Logins are unique to each individual. Sharing a login will result in all credits/certificates being granted to one individual.)
Employers can move students in and out of seats during an active subscription period.**
(Not applicable to the ERT Certificate Program, contact EASA Member Services for assistance)
Details about completed courses are automatically copied into the students' My EASA account.
Primary contacts can view and download information about their their employees' completed courses ... FREE ... No subscription required!
(Course name, Start date, Completion date, Certificate issue date, Time spent in course, Score, Score percentage, Score range, Credits earned)
Technical and safety content licensed from TPC Training reviewed and selected by EASA's Technical Education Committee.
EASA has negotiated steep discounts on behalf of our members for third-party training costing thousands elsewhere.

Use of a laptop/desktop or tablet is highly recommended for the best experience.
All learning content is presented in English.

Comparison of Subscription Options

	General Learning Library	ERT Certificate Program LEARN MORE	Company Manager/Reporter^†
EASA member price	$599^* per seat per year	$799^* per seat per year	$59^* per seat per year
Nonmember price	$1199^* per seat per year	$1598^* per seat per year	$149^* per seat per year
Approximate hours of available training	480	480	0
Hours of required training	N/A	151	N/A
Approximate cost per hour of available training (member/nonmember)	$1.25 / $2.50	$1.66 / $3.33	N/A
Students can be moved in and out of licensed seat(s) online at any point during subscription period** (Note: You have 2 weeks after purchase to assign a student to an ERT Certificate seat. After that time no changes can be made. In the event an ERT Certificate candidate leaves their company, a manager may contact EASA Member Services for a special exemption to reassign remaining portion of subscription to a new student)
EASA Seminars Video presentations with quizzes Principles of Medium & Large AC Motors - NEMA (15 lessons, 15 hours) Principles of Medium & Large AC Motors - IEC (15 lessons, 11 hours) Mechanical Repair Fundamentals of Electric Motors (15 lessons, 14 hours) Root Cause Failure Analysis, 2nd Ed. (10 lessons, 14 hours) Fundamentals of DC Operation & Repair Tips (11 lessons, 9.5 hours)
EASA Vo-Tech (9 courses, 182 lessons, 135 hours) Note: Printed version of this training no longer available.
EASA's How to Wind Three-Phase Stators*** (13 lessons, 8-10 hours)
Introduction to ANSI/EASA AR100 (1 hour)
Introduction to the EASA/AEMT Good Practice Guide to Maintain Motor Efficiency (1 hour)
Technical courses licensed from TPC Training (27 courses, 195 lessons, 189 hours) Details below
Safety courses licensed from TPC Training (21 courses, approx. 24.5 hours) Details below
EASA Online Sales Training Videos*** (11 courses, 13.5 hours)
Access to select EASA webinar recordings and related quizzes
Ability to earn Certificates of Completion, EASA CEUs
Instant access to new courses as they become available
Provides structured training path for onboarding general electromechanical repair technicians
Access to special on-the-job training checklist
Ability to earn EASA's Electromechancial Repair Technician (ERT) Certificate
Online recognition of ERT Certificate awardees
Recognition of ERT Certificate employees as part of EASA online company profile
Ability to view additional details and progress reports (complete and incomplete courses) for employees at your business location ^† User activity reports Credits Transcript SCORM (interactive course) launch Logins Completion report by course User login report Users report Credit report Time spent report Note:** At this time, company manager/reporter and employees must belong to the same company location within EASA's database. Company manager/reporter subscription will not allow for viewing employees from multi-location companies.

* All subscriptions are nonrefundable
** Any coursework completed or credits/certificates earned are tied directly to the student currently holding a valid subscription. When sharing a licensed seat(s) among multiple students, the licensed seat(s) must be reassigned before the new student can begin earning credits/certificates under their name. Do not share logins. Logins are unique to each individual. Sharing a login will result in all credits/certificates being granted to one individual. NOTE: The ability to reassign licensed seats is restricted to those who have a company within EASA's database and all students must be from that same company location.
*** EASA's How To Wind Three-Phase Stators and EASA's Online Sales Training videos will no longer be available as standalone products outside the EASA Learning Center. Companies that have previously purchased the standalone products will continue to have access to them outside of the EASA Learning Center.
^† Primary contacts will have FREE access to view details for courses completed by their employees within their My EASA account pages. No subscription required. Information available for free regarding completed courses includes: course name, start date, completion date, certificate issue date, time spent in course, score, score percentage, score range, and credits earned. Those with a company manager/reporter subscription will also have access as part of their subscription. At this time, the primary contact, company manager/reporter and employees must all belong to the same company location within EASA's database.

Summary of Courses Licensed From TPC Training

Technical Training

Each lesson is approximately 1 hour

AC Control Equipment – 10 lessons
Basic Hydraulics – 10 lessons
Basic Milling Procedures – 5 lessons
Basic Pneumatics – 10 lessons
Digital Logic Systems – 5 lessons
Electrical Troubleshooting – 10 lessons
Equipment Installation – 5 lessons
Hydraulic Troubleshooting – 10 lessons
Indexed Milling Procedures – 5 lessons
Installing and Replacing Bearings and Shaft Seals – 5 lessons
Lathe Turning Work Between Centers – 5 lessons
Lathe—Machining Work in a Chuck - 5 lessons
Lubricants and Lubrication – 10 lessons
Machine Shop Job Analysis – 5 lessons
Machine Shop Practices – 6 lessons
Machine Shop Shaping Operations – 5 lessons
Machine Shop Turning Operations – 5 lessons
Mechanical and Fluid Drive Systems – 5 lessons
Mechanical Drive Maintenance – 5 lessons
Metals in the Plant – 10 lessons
Multiple Machine Procedures – 5 lessons
Pneumatic Troubleshooting – 10 lessons
Power Supplies – 6 lessons
Programmable Logic Controllers – 7 lessons
Pump Installation and Maintenance – 5 lessons
Pumps – 10 lessons
Variable Frequency Drives – 10 lessons

Safety Training

Each course is approximately 20-35 minutes

Accident Investigation
Arc Flash
Back Safety in Industrial Environments
Back Safety in Office Environments
Chemical Hazards - OSHA'S Hazard Communication Standard
Electrical Safety
Electrical Safety and Protection
Electrical Safety in the Workplace—Understanding NFPA 70E®
Forklift Safety: Industrial Counterbalance Lift Trucks
Forklift/Powered Industrial Truck Safety
Hand and Power Tool Safety
Hazard Recognition
Introduction to GHS: The Globally Harmonized System
Lead Exposure in General Industry
Lock Out/Tag Out
Machine Guard Safety
Materials Handling Safety
Rigging Safety
Safe Lifting
Safety Awareness for New Employees
Welding Safety

EASA Vo-Tech Program

Volume 1: Safety

This course explains government involvement in ensuring a safe workplace and discusses safety in various maintenance situations, personal protective equipment and fire safety. It also covers techniques and safeguards in the use of rope, chain, hoists, and scaffolding when moving heavy plant equipment and maintaining plant utilities.
Duration: Approx. 19 hours

Introduction to Safety and Health
Government Safety and Health Regulations
Personal Protective Equipment
Chemical Safety
Tool Safety
Material Handling
Working Safely with Machinery
Working Safely with Electricity
Electrical Equipment Safety
Fire Safety
Protecting Your Health
A Safe Work Environment
Introduction to Industrial Rigging
Wire Rope and Wire-Rope Slings
Chain and Metal-Mesh Slings
Fiber Rope and Webbing Slings
Industrial Hoists and Cranes
Operating Practices
Scaffolds and Ladders

Volume 2 - Basic Shop Skills 1

This course begins by introducing mathematical basics—numbers and numerals, subtraction, addition, multiplication, and division. It examines common fractions and decimal fractions, ratios and proportions, powers and roots, and discusses the calculator and its usage. It moves on to cover geometry, algebra, and formulas for problem solving. It finishes by covering units of measurement used in commercial and industrial applications including accuracy and tolerance.
Duration: Approx. 18 hours

Whole Numbers
Common Fractions
Decmal Fractions
Ratios and Proportions
Powers and Roots
Calculators
Geometry
Algebra
Using Formulas
Units of Measurement
Metric Measurement
Linear Measurement
Comparison and Surface Measurement
Measuring Motion
Measuring Forces
Measuring Temperature
Measuring Fluids
Measuring Electricity

Volume 3 - Basic Shop Skills 2

This course introduces the student to nonmetal materials, reading blueprints and general troubleshooting skills. Nonmetal materials describes how they are most frequently used, their properties, characteristics, and classifications. It also covers synthetic and natural materials. Reading blueprints covers all types of blueprints used in industrial plants. It discusses reading blueprints outlining machine parts and machine drawings, and examines pneumatic, piping, plumbing, and electrical drawings. This course also explores the subject of troubleshooting and the importance of proper maintenance procedures.
Duration: Approx. 18 hours

Introduction to Nonmetals
Paints and Coatings
Industrial Chemicals
Carbon
Introduction to Blueprints
Machine Parts
Machine Drawings
Piping and Plumbing Drawings
Electrical Drawings
Sketching
Introduction to Troubleshooting
Working with People
Troubleshooting Techniques
Aids to Troubleshooting
Preparing for Troubleshooting
Using Schematics and Diagrams
Solving Mechanical Problems
Solving Electrical Problems

Volume 4 - Basic Electricity 1

This course covers a basic, non-mathematical approach to understanding principles of electricity. It introduces electron theory, static electricity, electrons in motion, and magnetism. It also covers basic methods of measuring current, voltage, and resistance during electrical troubleshooting procedures; and explains circuit components-conductors, insulators, resistors, capacitors-and simple Ohm's Law calculations for DC and AC circuits.
Duration: Approx. 15 hours

Introduction to Electricity
Static Electricity
Current Electricity
Magnetism
Current, Resistance and Potential Difference
Electrical Components
Conductors
DC Circuits
AC Circuits
Electronics
Solving Problems in DC Circuits
DC Series Circuits
Parallel Circuits
Series-Parallel Circuits
DC Circuits in Use

Volume 5 - Basic Electricity 2

This course covers differences between DC and AC circuits. Explains AC sine wave, using vectors to solve AC problems, calculating impedance in circuits having inductance, capacitance, and resistance. It also covers the maintenance procedures and principles on which electrical test instruments operate. Basic instruments covered in this online course include voltmeter, ammeter, wattmeter, ohmmeter, megohmmeter and multimeters.
Duration: Approx: 10 hours

Principles of Alternating Current
Mathematics in AC Circuits
Inductance and Inductive Reactance
Capacitance and Capacitive Reactance
Impedance
Three-Phase Circuits
Principles of D'Arsonval Meters
Digital Meters
DC Instruments
Electrical Resistance

Volume 6 - Basic Mechanics 1

This course covers the most important hand and industrial power tools used on the job. It begins with measuring tools, including a discussion of units of measurement. It examines wrenches and screwdrivers, pipefitting tools, plumbing tools, sheet metalworking tools, machinists' metal-working tools, electric drills, electric hammers, pneumatic drills and hammers, screwdrivers, nutrunners, wrenches, electric sanders, grinders, and shears. It also covers hoisting and pulling tools as well as tool sharpening techniques for selected tools.
Duration: Approx. 14 hours

Measuring Tools
Wrenches and Screwdrivers
Pipefitting Tools
Plumbing Tools
Sheet Metalworking Tools
Metalworking Tools
Hoisting and Pulling Tools
Electric Drills
Electric Hammers
Pneumatic Drills and Hammers
Screwdrivers, Nutrunners and Wrenches
Electric Sanders
Grinders and Shears
Tool Sharpening

Volume 7 - Basic Mechanics 2

This course covers belt drives, chain drives, gears and gear drives, adjustable-speed drives, shaft alignment, shaft coupling devices, and clutches and brakes. It also covers principles and applications of various types of bearings, including plain journal, ball, and roller bearings. It explains installation, inspection and maintenance of bearings, as well as specialized bearings, including powdered-metal, nonmetallic, and hydrostatic bearings. It includes information on bearing seals, lubrication, and maintenance practices.
Duration: Approx. 18 hours

Belt Drives
Chain Drives
Gears
Gear Drives
Adjustable-Speed Drives
Shaft Alignment
Shaft Coupling Devices
Clutches and Brakes
Bearings and Shafts
Plain Journal Bearings
Antifriction Bearings
Ball and Roller Bearings
Specialized Bearings
Bearing Seals
Lubrication
Bearing Maintenance

Volume 8 - AC Motors

This course covers the types and operating principles of common single-phase and three-phase motors. It explains how to identify motor leads on split-phase, capacitor-start, capacitor-run, permanent split capacitor, and repulsion motors. Also covers universal motors, shaded-pole motors, and other special types, including synchro and servo systems. It provides general maintenance procedures on all motors as well as control circuits and combination starters. Troubleshooting is discussed including use of schematic diagrams, determining sequence of operation, use of building diagrams, single-line diagrams, and identifying unmarked leads on three-phase delta and Y-connected motors.
Duration: Approx. 14 hours

Introduction to Single-Phase Motors
Split-Phase Motors
Capacitor Motors
Repulsion Motors
Universal Motors
Special Motors
Motor Installation
Motor Maintenance
Principles of Three-Phase Motors
Induction Motors
Synchronous Motors
Multispeed Motors
Maintaining Three-Phase Motors
Troubleshooting DC Motors
Troubleshooting AC Motors

Volume 9 - DC Motors

This course covers DC power applications in industry, types of DC generators, operating characteristics of DC motors, DC armature principles, and armature maintenance and repair. It includes types of DC relays, DC controllers, overspeed and overload protection, drum and reversing controllers, dynamic braking, DC power supplies, diodes, semiconductors, SCR principles, and DC maintenance practices. Troubleshooting is also discussed.
Duration: Approx. 7 hours

DC Power in Industry
DC Electromagnets
DC Generators
DC Motors
DC Armatures
Maintenance of DC Equipment

Frequently Asked Questions

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Go to http://yhysj.net/training/online
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Hover over TRAINING in the main navigation menu at yhysj.net, then click on “EASA Learning Center” OR click the orange “GO TO THE LEARNING CENTER” button.

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You must login using your EASA username and password in order for the system to recognize your subscription and other personal information. Do not share your login credentials with others. All course progress, grades and certificates will be credited to the student who is logged in. Once in the EASA Learning Center, click on the icon in the upper right corner; your name should be displayed. Your name should also appear in the “Logged in user” blocks that appear within each course as well as on the home page. If your name is not displayed, stop and contact EASA (learn@yhysj.net).

I have an ERT Certificate Program subscription. How do I access the course?

The ERT Certificate Program is made up of many individual courses from throughout the EASA Learning Center. This brief video will walk you through enrolling in the course and how to access the required components.

Can I use an iPad/tablet to take courses?

Yes, you can take coursework using an iPad or tablet as long as it has a web browser and an internet connection.

If using Safari or Chrome web browsers on an iPad, you may encounter an "Http failure response for http://www.tpcfusion.com/cid/easa/api/courses/play-course: 401 OK" error message.

THE FIX
Safari: iOS
Settings > Safari > Prevent Cross-Site Tracking (Disable)
Chrome: iOS
Settings > Chrome > Allow Cross-Website Tracking (Enable)

Note: We do not recommend using smart phones. Much of the content would appear too small and some third-party licensed courses are not intended for use on such small screens.

Why am I seeing an "Http failure response ..." error message?