Recycle Your D*** Carbide!
Recycle your damn carbide. All those inserts are doing besides cluttering up your area is adding potential variation and maybe a machine wreck to your shop’s production report.
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What Would You Ask OSHA Director Michaels?
We’ll be moderating a session with Director Michaels of OSHA at PMPA’s Management Update Conference in February. What would you ask Director Michaels?
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PMPA Vice President Darlene Miller STEP Honoree
PMPA Member and Vice President Darlene Miller is one of the inaugural honorees by the Manufacturing Institute STEP awards program for her efforts to create programs and jobs for advanced manufacturing.
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2012 in review
WIth more visits than a small country in Europe in 2012, PMPA Speaking Of Precision Blog provides knowledge retention, thought leadership, and a commitment to change the way people look at manufacturing, careers in manufacturing, and critical thinking on topics of management, technology, economics and metallurgy.
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Conversion of Units Made Easy- Tutorial
The Factor Label Method is explained to aid all beginners with how to handle conversion of units that share a linear relationship.
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New Rules for Liquid Fueled Industrial Backup Generators
New amendments just released by EPA covering stationary internal combustion equipment place new limits and or requirments on operating time, monitoring, emissions and application of the equipment. Get details at PMPA website.
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Hope- 5 Positive Earnest Expectations For 2013
5 positive expectations for our shops in 2013.
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Generation Gap In Your Office Infographic
Facts regarding millenials in the workforce and impacts on your company.Great infographic by C&S Safety Training Videos.
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Manufacturing Jobs – What You Need (And Want) To Know
Four of the top five manufacturing sectors by added employment were key markets served by precision machining. If you are looking for well paying interesting career, consider precision machining.
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Old Rule vs New Truth
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