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Engineers Think Big, Execute Bigger

February 20, 2017 by Jim Brennan

Categories: General Topics

When a painter is given a blank canvas and a paintbrush, the painter can create a beautiful work of art. When an engineer is given a problem to resolve and the right tools, the engineer can create an innovative solution.

The Art of Aging Well: Westinghouse Introduces Laser Peening

January 10, 2017 by Westinghouse Electric Company

Categories: General Topics

Your plant’s efficient and economical operation today is at the heart of every life-extending product and service we offer for tomorrow’s economic and long-term operational viability. 

The First to Innovate the Next: Inspiring Future Technical Experts

December 2, 2016 by Cindy Pezze

Categories: Our People & History

As Westinghouse’s Vice President of Global Technology Development and Chief Technology Officer, I am responsible for ensuring a robust career path for our global workforce of technical leaders. But I believe that this responsibility extends outside of the workplace. I’ve been extremely fortunate to have such strong support from leaders and colleagues throughout my career, and I am committed to providing that same guidance and support to others. That’s why I am proud to be the executive sponsor of the Westinghouse Science Honors Institute (WSHI).

Westinghouse: Generations of Inspirations

October 7, 2016 by David Howell

Categories: Our People & History

In 1930, more than 55,000 Westinghouse employees from around the world paid tribute to George Westinghouse by funding the creation of a memorial in his honor sixteen years after his death. The memorial is located in Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, Pa. (USA) and captures the essence of George Westinghouse’s legacy and his ability to inspire tomorrow’s leaders and innovators.

Circuit Breakers: Not Just a Household Name

August 24, 2016 by Westinghouse Electric Company

Categories: General Topics

When is the last time you’ve had to go to the circuit breaker box in your home when the power goes out to restore electricity? It can happen periodically when an excess of electrical current is flowing through wires that power such household items as lamps, kitchen appliances or even an alarm clock. To prevent the circuits in your house from being overloaded, the circuit breaker is designed to trip, which eliminates possible dangers such as melting wires that can lead to a fire.