Workforce Development
Developing an In-House Training Curriculum
You’ve decided who you’re going to train. You’ve assessed your CNC operator needs. Now it’s time to figure out exactly what content you’re going to teach.
Read MoreManufacturing News of Note: November 2016
A Brazilian student wins an advanced materials contest, Local Motors launches an SaaS division, Airbus certifies an additive material from Stratasys and other industry news.
Read MoreAllied Machine & Engineering Offering Technical Education Seminar Program
The training events focus on problem solving, with attendees invited to bring their own holemaking applications.
Read MoreTry Humor to Connect to Younger Manufacturers on Social Media
Shop Floor Automations is trying something new: a Web comic intended to catch the attention of up-and-coming machinists on social media.
Read MoreThe Role of Employee Incentives in Successful Automation
This shop doesn’t emphasize lights-out production so much as leveraging automation while the lights are still on. One key to this is a wage and compensation plan that rewards employees for maximizing automation’s impact.
Read MoreVideo: Cub Manufacturing, Another Student-Run Shop
The success of a student-run high school manufacturing business in Wisconsin is leading other school systems to launch similar programs.
WatchEmuge Opens New Technology Center, Providing Application Development, Training
The center will provide Test Cut, CNC Programming Assistance and Comprehensive Training services.
Read MoreTraining to Meet Your Specific CNC Operator Needs
You’ve identified the right candidates and decided to train them in house, now how do you make sure the training actually covers what your particular shop needs?
Read MoreBrazilian Materials Engineering Student Wins Sandvik Coromant Competition
Nadia Ayad proposed a use for graphene that would filter and desalinate water for households.
Read MoreRenishaw Supports STEM Initiative in the UK
The Future Brunels program selects 12 secondary students every year for a series of STEM-based projects and trips that spans five years.
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