International Membership

What does International Membership Offer Your Business?

International membership is for repair and service centres, whose head office is situated outside of the UK. They believe in continuous improvement, a commitment to quality, and have a sustainable work ethic.

The AEMT offers international members:

a comprehensive suite of training courses on AEMT Training Academy:
- Rewinding and Electric Motors
- Ex Repairs
- Health & Safety
- Business & Leadership
A community to share knowledge and opportunities with.
A comprehensive suite of Standards, via our AEMT Standards Portal
- Upwards of 54 international recognised standards covering Quality, Ex, and electric motor standards

Unlike other engineering associations, we've been around since 1945, and have the largest growing network of international companies in the service and repair sector.

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Commitment to Quality

Members work against the good practice guide for maintaining motor efficiency, and to the latest edition of IEC 60034-23

01 Oct 2021

Good Practice Guide to Maintain Motor Efficiency (UK Version)

The purpose of this guide is to provide repair/rewind practices and tips that will help service centre technicians and motor winders maintain or increase the efficiency, reliability and quality of the motors they repair.

Publication

17 Dec 2018

IEC 60034-23 – What is it and how does it impact my business?

Dr. Martin Killeen of the AEMT (Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades) outlines the requirements of the international repair, overhaul and reclamation of rotating equipment standard IEC 60034-23:2019, and highlights how it impacts on both the repair provider and the end user.

News

Members' Services

Companies repair, maintain, service and supply rotating electrical machinery units and parts.

Most companies have well equipped mechanical engineering facilities for the repair and refurbishment of worn components and for metal fabrication.

Increasingly members offer a professional asset management service for their customers. By using condition monitoring techniques they are able to ensure the correct installation, and plan maintenance schedules taking into account the results of predictive maintenance and preventative maintenance to minimise downtime. This ensures that equipment operates at peak reliability and efficiency.

AEMT members are in contact with most companies and their maintenance engineers, and normally provide a 24 hour emergency service when faced with a critical failure.