Published August 2010
By PMPA Staff
The Precision Machined Products Association has a long history of advocacy in Washington, D.C.
First Aid or Recordable First aid is not a recordable. Recordables are injuries that require treatment beyond first aid.’ by Miles Free III Director of Industry Affairs, PMPA Published November 1, 2024 Download Magazine Article Does your company treat all first aid incidents as recordables? Do you require that every dispensed bandage…
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: What Does the Future Hold for Leaded Steels? Miles Free, Carli Kistler-Miller and David Wynn discuss the consequences of the loss of domestic supply for leaded steels, and the complicating factors of government permits, tariffs on imports, and regulations in Europe that continue to complicate leaded free machining steels’ application…
Published October 2019 By Miles Free III The properties of the steel materials we machine in our shops are the result of a complex interplay between chemical composition, developed by hot and cold work, and further controlled by various thermal treatments to develop microstructures. VIEW ARTICLE
Recorded: April 29, 2024 at National Technical Conference in Cincinnati, OH. Speaker: Brian Such, Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Who would benefit: Engineer, Estimator, Setup, Machinist, Foreman, Lead, Operator Experience track: Mastery Description This session will focus on multi-path control capabilities (composite, superimposition, and synchronization controls) and the utilization of these functions to increase productivity and reduce cycle times….
Published September 2012 By Miles Free III In Washington, D.C., this industry is known as NAICS 332721: Precision Machining. VIEW ARTICLE
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Resin Printing for the Shop Carli Kistler-Miller, Emily Riley and David Wynn discuss resin printing and all of its practical applications and benefits in our shops. Published November 24, 2025