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National Manufacturing Day, celebrated on the first Friday in October brings together the misconceptions, the public perception and the career pathways that make up what many would argue is the most vital industry to our country. More than anything, Manufacturing Day is an opportunity to bring modern manufacturing to life for the public
For National Manufacturing Day, the Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC) partnered with the Tacoma School District, Rainier Beach High School, OMAX Corporation, Cadence Aerospace – PMW Operations, Gensco and South Seattle College to offer tours, hands-on activities and presentations about all things manufacturing. Many of the students we invited were currently enrolled in Career and Technical Education programs such as aerospace science, engineering and manufacturing.
2017 was a unique year for AJAC’s Manufacturing Day initiatives, particularly for the next wave of Youth Apprenticeship cohorts we will launch this school year. Students from every background and social-economic status came together and learned what a day in the life is like for a manufacturer. From concept to design, to fabrication and machining. These are the components each company utilizes to make their products world renown.
At Cadence Aerospace – PMW Operations, students saw larger-than-life CNC machines cutting metal parts for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner and Airbus’s A320-Neo. They rode a 5-axis Cincinnati Milacron Gantry CNC machine as it spewed coolant over the airplane parts, cutting each part with precision. At Gensco, a company known for its fabrication of HVAC equipment, students were drawn to laser cutters and heavy sheet metal equipment to build commercial heating and ventilation systems we have in our very buildings. OMAX Corporation, the world leader in abrasive waterjet machining, demonstrated how 60,000 PSI of water can machine parts down to the thousands of an inch.
Throughout the three tours, students understood what it takes to become a journey-level machinist or fabricator. AJAC’s registered Youth Apprenticeship and Adult Apprenticeship programs brought to life the career pathways that gave them the freedom to earn while they learn, complete college-level classes and refrain from years of college debt.
A selection of products and parts manufactured by Kustom Precision Machine Products at its suburban Philadelphia facility. Founded in 1968, KPMP is a custom manufacturer of high precision, tight tolerance components & products utilizing a wide variety of materials, including plastics, steels, castings & more Contract manufacturing services include prototyping, short to medium production runs.
Carl Sandburg College was presented with a proclamation from the State of Illinois on Tuesday morning in the Center for Manufacturing Excellence to celebrate Manufacturing Month. Participating on the stage included Dr. Seamus Reilly, President of Carl Sandburg College; Adrian Madunic, Northwest Region Manager, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; Sarah Hartwick, Vice President of Education & Workforce Policy, Illinois Manufacturers' Association, and Ellen Burns, Dean of Career and Technical Education.
When it comes to manufacturing heavy equipment, then one name comes in mind i.e., Caterpillar. Similar is the case with these second shift steel toe work boots. These boots are well-made, and manufacturers made these boots by keeping in mind the need for a person with wide feet.For more information visit here
Governor Kay Ivey was keynote speaker at Manufacture Alabama Thursday, September 26, 2019 in Point Clear Ala. (Governor's Office/Hal Yeager)
Carl Sandburg College was presented with a proclamation from the State of Illinois on Tuesday morning in the Center for Manufacturing Excellence to celebrate Manufacturing Month. Participating on the stage included Dr. Seamus Reilly, President of Carl Sandburg College; Adrian Madunic, Northwest Region Manager, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; Sarah Hartwick, Vice President of Education & Workforce Policy, Illinois Manufacturers' Association, and Ellen Burns, Dean of Career and Technical Education.
Nocturnal Festival 2011 Apache Pass Event Center Downtown Texas Rockdale,Texas
Photos:Chris Carrasquillo
Carl Sandburg College was presented with a proclamation from the State of Illinois on Tuesday morning in the Center for Manufacturing Excellence to celebrate Manufacturing Month. Participating on the stage included Dr. Seamus Reilly, President of Carl Sandburg College; Adrian Madunic, Northwest Region Manager, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; Sarah Hartwick, Vice President of Education & Workforce Policy, Illinois Manufacturers' Association, and Ellen Burns, Dean of Career and Technical Education.
Nocturnal Festival 2011 Apache Pass Event Center Downtown Texas Rockdale,Texas
Photos:Chris Carrasquillo
Southeast corner of the former Cleveland Dental Manufacturing Company factory located at 3307 Scranton Road in Cleveland, Ohio, in the United States.
In 2003, the factory was converted into the Metro Lofts.
Cleveland Dental Manufacturing (later known as Clev-Dent) was established by two dental equipment salesmen about 1893. Their original location was a small office in the Cleveland Arcade. Their business expanded rapidly in 1903 after they began selling a revolutionary nitrous oxide-oxygen delivery device. This structure, designed by local architect George J. Hardway (1858-1929), was 150 feet long and 76 feet deep. It was three storys, and all brick except for the roof (which was concrete and steel).
A major addition was made to the east side of the factory in 1916. This formed a U-shaped courtyard on the north. It is unclear who the architect was.
The Clover Avenue facade of the 1916 addition was replaced with a new one in 2002-2003. It's clear that this new facade was just tacked on without any attempt to integrate it into the exisiting addition.
Carl Sandburg College was presented with a proclamation from the State of Illinois on Tuesday morning in the Center for Manufacturing Excellence to celebrate Manufacturing Month. Participating on the stage included Dr. Seamus Reilly, President of Carl Sandburg College; Adrian Madunic, Northwest Region Manager, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; Sarah Hartwick, Vice President of Education & Workforce Policy, Illinois Manufacturers' Association, and Ellen Burns, Dean of Career and Technical Education.
Aerial view of Midwest Manufacturing Company, also known as Admiral's Incorporated.
File Name: P-0112q
Date: circa 1940
Genre: Photo
Rights: No known copyright
Preferred Citation: Courtesy Galesburg Public Library Archives
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Built in 1893, this Romanesque Revival and Italianate jail was manufactured by the Pauly Jail Building & Manufacturing Company of Saint Louis. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
Hart County was named for Nancy Morgan Hart, a backcountry Revolutionary War heroine known for outsmarting Tory soldiers and tormenting Loyalists. It is the only one of Georgia's 159 counties named for a woman.
Hartwell, Georgia is a small town located in the northeast of the state, near the South Carolina border (formed by Lake Harwell and the Savannah River).
National Manufacturing Day, celebrated on the first Friday in October brings together the misconceptions, the public perception and the career pathways that make up what many would argue is the most vital industry to our country. More than anything, Manufacturing Day is an opportunity to bring modern manufacturing to life for the public
For National Manufacturing Day, the Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC) partnered with the Tacoma School District, Rainier Beach High School, OMAX Corporation, Cadence Aerospace – PMW Operations, Gensco and South Seattle College to offer tours, hands-on activities and presentations about all things manufacturing. Many of the students we invited were currently enrolled in Career and Technical Education programs such as aerospace science, engineering and manufacturing.
2017 was a unique year for AJAC’s Manufacturing Day initiatives, particularly for the next wave of Youth Apprenticeship cohorts we will launch this school year. Students from every background and social-economic status came together and learned what a day in the life is like for a manufacturer. From concept to design, to fabrication and machining. These are the components each company utilizes to make their products world renown.
At Cadence Aerospace – PMW Operations, students saw larger-than-life CNC machines cutting metal parts for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner and Airbus’s A320-Neo. They rode a 5-axis Cincinnati Milacron Gantry CNC machine as it spewed coolant over the airplane parts, cutting each part with precision. At Gensco, a company known for its fabrication of HVAC equipment, students were drawn to laser cutters and heavy sheet metal equipment to build commercial heating and ventilation systems we have in our very buildings. OMAX Corporation, the world leader in abrasive waterjet machining, demonstrated how 60,000 PSI of water can machine parts down to the thousands of an inch.
Throughout the three tours, students understood what it takes to become a journey-level machinist or fabricator. AJAC’s registered Youth Apprenticeship and Adult Apprenticeship programs brought to life the career pathways that gave them the freedom to earn while they learn, complete college-level classes and refrain from years of college debt.
Electro Overband #Magnet manufactured in the UK and exported to Bulgaria to remove metal from copper ore #manufacturing #Export #Mining
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Machine in action - CDRH Class I, 1 watt diode-pumped frequency-Tripled Nd:YVO4 semi-automatic laser marking system
Carl Sandburg College was presented with a proclamation from the State of Illinois on Tuesday morning in the Center for Manufacturing Excellence to celebrate Manufacturing Month. Participating on the stage included Dr. Seamus Reilly, President of Carl Sandburg College; Adrian Madunic, Northwest Region Manager, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; Sarah Hartwick, Vice President of Education & Workforce Policy, Illinois Manufacturers' Association, and Ellen Burns, Dean of Career and Technical Education.