CHICAGO – TMA member Colin Cosgrove, President of Laystrom Manufacturing in Chicago Illinois, says their company is doing their part to produce critically-needed medical and utility parts while keeping their employees safe during the COVID19 ...
WASHINGTON — In a press release Tuesday morning, U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) identified himself as one seven Republicans and seven Democrats to introduce a resolution calling for the use of the Defense Production Act ...
While manufacturers are sometimes hesitant to delve into social media as a resource, one manufacturing engineer for Greenville Rhode Island’s Blackstone Swiss – Bryan Packard – reached out on a few days ago, asking how ...
GENEVA IL – Smith & Richardson of Geneva, Illinois – a longtime member of the Technology & Manufacturing Association – is stepping up to work with the federal government’s urgent needs due to the coronavirus ...
CHICAGO – Chicago Crain’s Business is reporting Ford and General Motors will temporarily shut down their assembly plants until March 30th. The president of the United Auto Workers agreed with the move – “Today’s action ...
(NOTE: See also Governor Pritzker’s letter dated March 15, 2020, which specifically defines the waiver as applying only to emergency/relief supplies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.) In response to COVID-19 pandemic a Presidential Declaration ...
January/February 2020’s “Rising Star Spotlight” featured Stephanie S. Sinderson, 33-year-old vice president of Woodland Plastics Corporation of Addison Illinois. Woodland Plastics provides custom-molded thermoset solutions for high performance applications. They serve the automotive, appliance, electrical,lighting, ...
SCHAUMBURG IL – Concurrent with other educational and training organizations, and in an abundance of caution and concern for our students and for you, our members, the Technology & Manufacturing Association has decided to postpone ...
Gardner Intelligence reported Monday that 53% of discrete parts manufacturers have no seen no change to their business because of COVID-19, according to their survey taken March 2. Less than that – 39% – said ...
What are experts saying about what the future will demand for manufacturing careers? Robots, artificial intelligence and IoT will point the way to the answer to that question. It’s all about advanced technology and training ...
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