Matt Dresbach of La Salle, IL was only a recent graduate of the Certified Production Technician (CPT) program when he was quickly hired by American Nickeloid in Peru, IL. While […]
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According to the US News and World Report, many manufacturing businesses will be lacking in necessary skilled resources to replace a retiring workforce. Right now over 75% of manufacturers report […]
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Waubonsee Community College in Aurora, IL will offer up to 45 college credits for skills learned on the job, through apprenticeship, or through military service. As part of a federal […]
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Women in Manufacturing will bring their fourth annual summit to Schaumburg on September 29 through Oct 1. The event will bring 300 of the country’s leading women in manufacturing to […]
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Two different ends of the manufacturing spectrum have have undergone big recent expansions: data and food. It is a good indicator of a positive general movement in manufacturing, for a […]
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For two weeks in June, GADgET (Girls Adventuring in Design Engineering and Technology) Summer Camp was held at Triton College. The camp gave female students in the area an excellent […]
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Output from US manufacturers has grown for the fifth straight month. Some of the biggest growth was from large manufacturers of aircraft, chemicals, and furniture. This should lead to more […]
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Congratulations go out to Oakton Community College for their strong performance in NASA’s fifth annual Mining and Robotic Competition. The group, made up of nine Oakton students, came in 7th […]
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President Obama stopped by the Pittsburg TechShop (a business chain that provides equipment to innovative individuals and start-ups) and pledged to provide support to increase manufacturing, jobs, and infrastructure nationwide […]
Read MoreAll World Machinery, a manufacturer of hydraulic, pneumatic and motion-control parts, announced that it will remain in Illinois, moving to a larger, more state-of-the-art facility in Roscoe. The company was […]
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