ARTICLE – A Problem Solving Approach One Size Foes Not Fit All
Published December 2006
By Monte Guitar
Each day, organizations face challenges to become lean within their shops.
Published December 2006
By Monte Guitar
Each day, organizations face challenges to become lean within their shops.
PMPA Business Trends January 2021 “Our performance and sentiment indicators this month justify our optimism about the markets and employment prospects for our precision machining industry in 2021. The positive five- month trend of steady operations in our Sales index can only accelerate as our broader economy opens up and consumers spend their newfound…
PMPA Business Trends January 2024 Our January 2024 data shows a strongly positive start for our precision machining shops. Our December 2023 Business Trends Report surprised to the upside. In January 2024- the positivity continues with sales higher than the Fed’s industrial production report, and forward-looking sentiment remaining elevated and level. All other forward-looking indicators- …
The equipment installation is where most problems arise. Metal raceways, cable trays, cable armor, cable sheath, enclosures, frames, fittings, and other metal noncurrent-carrying parts that are to serve as grounding conductors are a few of the areas covered in this standard.
Released October 10, 2022 Miles Free and Carli Kistler-Miller discuss adding value and creating value, what the differences are and how it pertains to our precision machining shops.
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Interview with Virginia Martinez and Laiken Carrillo of Technical Employment Training Carli Kistler-Miller sits down with Virginia Martinez and Laiken Carrillo of Technical Employment Training (TET) as they share their journey and how they help prepare the next generation for a career in manufacturing. Published January 16, 2023
Released March 15, 2021 Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller explore the differences between adding and creating value.