Product Safety Opening in N. California

Ladies and Gentlemen, Compaq Computer Corporation is looking for a Senior Product Safety Engineer to join its Tandem Division in Cupertino, California. The qualified engineer should have at least 5 to 8 years of hands-on product safety compliance experience and have worked

Product Safety Newsletter update

Ladies and Gentlemen, The on-line Product Safety Newsletter has recently been updated to include Murlin Mark's latest Chairman's Message and to add a petition for the formation of the Product Safety Society. Please stop by the site at http://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/emcs/pstc/index.htm

EMC Engineering Position Available

Compaq Computer is looking for an experienced EMC Engineer to join our staff in Cupertino, CA. Job Title: EMC Engineer Job Description: Compaq Computer, Business Critical Server Div., has two fully equipped 10 meter semi-anechoic chambers to make an EMC

EMC-PSTC Web site: What Product Safety subjects interest you?

Ladies and Gentlemen, The IEEE Product Safety Newsletter at http://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/emcs/pstc/index.htm http://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/emcs/pstc/index.htm) exists to address the information needs and interests of the Product Safety community. In an effort to better meet that need, we are

New information at the EMC-PSTC National Web

Ladies and Gentlemen, The Product Safety Newsletter web site has been updated with the EMC Symposium report, Murlin Mark's TC-8 annual report as well as information about the latest happenings at two of the PSTC's chapters. Photos and informative reading make this site well worth your

Job Opening for Regulatory Compliance Engineer

Ladies and Gentlemen, Compaq Computer Corp., Tandem Division, located in Cupertino, CA (near San Jose) is looking for a Sr. Regulatory Compliance engineer. We're looking for someone with 5-10 years of hands-on design related Product Safety or EMC experience in meeting global safety or

Announcing new web site for the IEEE Product Safety Newsletter

Ladies and Gentlemen, The Product Safety Newsletter is back! The publication of the Product Safety Technical Committee of the IEEE EMC Society has gone on line, packing the timeliness and graphics of the internet. Our first issue is now ready for your viewing at

EMC-PSTC Forum: An explanation from the IEEE; Request for help

Ladies and Gentlemen, As you know, last Friday the IEEE's listserver began reposting old messages to the forum, resulting in hundreds of messages filling member's inboxes. As soon as we were aware of the problem, the IEEE was contacted and the listserver was shut down for the day. An analysis

The Who command

Ladies and Gentlemen, As noted in the EMC-PSTC welcome message you receive when joining this forum, the following steps can be taken to view the distribution list: Address:majord...@mail.ieee.org In the body of the message: who emc-pstc (subject line

FW: Who

Ladies and Gentlemen, As noted in the EMC-PSTC welcome message you receive when joining this forum, the following steps can be taken to view the distribution list: Address:majord...@mail.ieee.org In the body of the message: who emc-pstc (subject line is not read)