Workforce Development
Hobart Opens Welding Education Facility in Ohio
The Next Generation Welder Learning Facility will serve new welding students, welders seeking continuing education and certifications, and corporate training and testing.
Read MoreNot Every Successful Career Starts with a College Degree
“It’s time to redefine the definition of success.” That was a key point made by CNC Software President Meghan West, who was the keynote speaker at University of South Florida College of Education’s luncheon in Tampa. She explained why specialized training in manufacturing skills may be better career preparation for smart students with a talent for making things.
Read MorePreparing an Effective Job Interview
Filling an open position is a process that requires time and planning in order to meet the end goal: finding the right person for the job.
Read MoreEducational Version of CAD/CAM Software Includes HSM Utility
3D Systems offers enhanced GibbsCAM 2016 Classroom and Student Editions, now with free access to the GibbsCAM VoluMillTM high-speed machining (HSM) utility.
Read MoreManufacturing News of Note: December 2016
The U.S. Department of Labor chooses NIMS to develop more apprenticeships, Siemens and Stratasys form a partnership to promote additive manufacturing, and other industry news.
Read MoreAutomation Increases Production, Employee Retention
Employee fatigue at SEW Eurodrive was limiting productivity when production demands increased. Automation from Makino helped to increase machine utilization as well as worker satisfaction.
Read MorePeople and Systems
The 2016 election and its outcome offer two lessons manufacturers will recognize.
Read MoreExpanded Gear Grinding Series Caters to Aerospace Suppliers, Job Shops
Liebherr has expanded its LGG range of grinding machines.
Read MoreNIMS Selected by U.S. Department of Labor to Expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs
The organization has $500,000 available to support apprenticeships among underrepresented populations.
Read MoreCompact VMCs Benefit Job Shops, OEMs
The Bridgeport V480 and V710 vertical machining centers from Hardinge are suitable for applications ranging from job shop work to high-production manufacturing with fast rapid traverse rates, high axis and spindle acceleration/deceleration, and a powerful control.
Read More