Published September 2016
By Brian Beaulieu
Some say a recession is imminent. Some say the stock market is about to come crashing down. Either way,
there is a greater than normal amount of conflicting views about where the U.S. economy is heading.
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Speaking of Supply Chain Technology with Michael Vay Carli Kistler-Miller, Harry Centa and David Wynn are joined by Michael Vay of Kirk Precision to dive into how PMPA members can use technology to strengthen and streamline the supply chain. The conversation focuses on how better data, digital tools, and…
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: Choosing Work Perks Miles Free and Carli Kistler-Miller discuss a different ideas of how to retain your skilled workforce and how to choose the right ideas for your shop. Published December 19, 2022
Released August 24, 2020. Miles Free is joined by special guest Tanya DiSalvo of Criterion Tool to discuss her experiences on everything COVID-19 including testing positive for COVID and dealing with the aftermath. For the full conversation between Miles Free and Tanya DiSalvo please refer to the “Full Conversation: Tanya DiSalvo of Criterion Tool.
The final direct rule for notifying employees about hexavalent chromium exposures is June 15th, 2010. And cutting stainless steel doesnot generate hexavalent chromium except at “hot work” (welding) temperatures.
Published September 2004 By Miles Free There are 19,116 cancelled or superseded commercial item descriptions, federal specifications and standards. Lucky you, that print that you have to quote is citing two or three of them. There are also 738 federal standards, as well as 5,610 federal specifications, and only a few not-so-helpful hits on Google…
PMPA Speaking of Precision Podcast: IT Series: Interview with Michael Maxwell Carli Kistler-Miller and David Wynn have an in-depth conversation with HORN USA‘s Michael Maxwell to discuss global cybersecurity and the effect open-source applications it has on our lives as well as our shops. Published February 23, 2026