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News January 31, 2018
Governor attends high school’s first manufacturing night
While spectators filled the Berry Bowl for Logansport (Ind.) High School's Friday night basketball game, job seekers and employers gathered in the gymnasium next door. Nearly 20 manufacturing companies, schools and other workforce organizations partnered for the high school's first advanced manufacturing night to promote skilled trades positions available in the area. Gov. Eric Holcomb attended the event. His "Next Level Agenda" emphasizes Indiana's need to strengthen its workforce with high-wage, high-demand jobs.
News January 31, 2018
Saving time using a CNC machine shop
Plenty of companies need specific machining done. For some, the best bet is to buy machines and work in-house. But that actually can cause turnaround to slow down. When you have to maintain machines that are expensive, large and difficult to manage, production can hit a snag out of the blue. When production stalls, consumers and clients can grow impatient. That's why you may want to take a different path. Companies that don't want to deal with the hassles that come with machining in-house can benefit by sending jobs to a CNC machine shop.
News January 31, 2018
Who advises vocational students about their majors?
A bachelor's or graduate degree is not the only route to a financially rewarding career. There are good-paying technical jobs in fields like health care and other skilled trades that require some postsecondary training, experience or education but not a college degree. Policy leaders, including the National Academy of Sciences, have made it a priority to better understand how to prepare more adults for work in these fields. Data from Gallup Inc. and Strada Education Network's Education Consumer Pulse shed light on who advises students in vocational programs about fields of study and how helpful that advice is to students.
News January 29, 2018 Greg Bartlett
Simple steps improve shop websites for hiring
Although millions of manufacturing jobs may need to be filled in the years to come as baby boomers continue to retire, many manufacturers already struggle with unfilled positions. One efficient way to combat the problem is by improving company websites, said Claudia Pennington, co-founder and CEO of DIY Marketing, Marietta, Pa.
News January 29, 2018 Kip Hanson
Call me hopeful
Every day, it happens. Someone from Houston calls, or maybe San Francisco, peddling precision-machined parts from China. Then there are the emails from people with fake names—like Lily, Annie and Susan—overflowing my inbox with offers of low part costs and excellent service. Please, China, I don't want to buy machined parts from you. No metal stampings. No plastic injection molds or 3D-printed prototypes. And at the risk of offending those who do, you shouldn't either.
News January 27, 2018 Alan Richter
Cogsdill Tool acquires E-Z Burr Tool
E-Z Burr Tool Co. will continue to operate as an independent entity out of the deburring tool manufacturer's Livonia, Mich., facility, with little or no change in procedures or processes, reports purchaser Cogsdill Tool Products Inc., Camden, S.C. The sale closed Jan. 3.
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