The CEO of the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program explains the benefits of the annual Chamber of Commerce train ride to Washington.
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Manufacturing
Isn’t it good …
Maket Depot in Totowa features wood-working shops, metal shops, 3-D printing, electronics, fabrication and computer numerical control machines. The company also sells and leases equipment to high schools and the Liberty Science Center.
Read More »After the fire, Marcal Paper back in business in Elmwood Park (updated)
One year and one day after a fire devastated its facility, the manufacturer will celebrate its reopening on Friday.
Read More »Hitachi Chemical subsidiary expects to add 500 employees at new facility
75 Commerce in Allendale, which will support cell and gene manufacturing, celebrated its opening on Jan. 29 with Gov. Phil Murphy in attendance.
Read More »Many moving parts
Operating engineers are already training at the IUOE Local 825 instructional center in Dayton to tackle the complex task of tunneling under the Hudson.
Read More »Innovation company 3M to eliminate 1,500 employee jobs
The company has one plant location in New Jersey.
Read More »Delair aluminum manufacturer fined $169K for safety failures (updated)
OSHA cited the company for workplace safety and health hazards after a crane operator was injured in August 2019.
Read More »Bills to increase apprenticeship inclusivity signed into law
The measures aim to make programs, particularly in high growth industries, more accessible to residents.
Read More »WWP names Kirschbaum CEO
Josh Kirschbaum will lead the provider of cosmetic packaging components, tubes and full-service turnkey solutions.
Read More »Global retail products manufacturer Mainetti Group acquires Star Group
The Lodi-based Star Group will be integrated with Mainetti's wholly-owned subsidiary RECA Group.
Read More »Employment numbers
The quest goes on for a new generation of skilled workers to fill manufacturing jobs.
Read More »Cool job
“When I selected engineering, math and science came naturally to me,” said Honeywell's Chief Technology Officer for Advanced Materials Maribel Wilson. “My career has been very fulfilling … You can select engineering and it gives you a lot of leeway to meander.”
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