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Workforce Development
Machining: Trade or Technology?
The answer has to do with how people view the job. Maybe reframing machining as a technology could better reflect the exciting progress the trade has made over the decades.
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Has COVID-19 Made a Case for Automation? Taught Us About People Instead
Recently posted articles offer various pictures of machining automation. Also, goodbyes to two long-time writers for MMS: Wayne Chaneski and Derek Korn.
Read MoreMSSC Launches Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Skills Standards
MSSC’s Certified Production Technician certification will now incorporate several emerging Industry 4.0 technologies.
Read MoreAscent Reveals 2021 Autodesk Courseware Road Map
The e-learning organization is publicizing its course materials following the release of Autodesk 2021.
Read MorePMA Adds 120 Aerospace Courses to E-Learning Platform
In addition, the association is offering a discount on licenses for the platform through May.
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The Manufacturing Process Is All About the People Who Make It Work
This month, we say goodbye to long-time 91ÊÓƵÍøÕ¾ÎÛ columnist Wayne Chaneski, who is retiring. Here is some of what he has helped me to see.
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A Job Shop Approach to Automation
Through patient research and smart investing, this job shop has slowly grown its capabilities and is moving toward lights-out manufacturing for prototype work.
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In a Machine Shop, the Labor of Lean is Data-Driven
Approximating single-piece flow in a job shop environment requires an ongoing commitment to analyzing and acting on evidence.
Read MoreU.S. Department of Labor Issues Alert to Help Keep Manufacturing Workers Safe During Coronavirus Pandemic
Suggestions include social distancing, shift staggering and providing sanitary equipment.
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