MANUFACTURING THE FUTURE

A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT MANUFACTURING AND ITS FUTURE.

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Fashion Friday

Hart Schaffner Marx, Chicago, Illinois You can dress him up, AND take him out with the peace of mind that his menswear was made in the U.S.A.  Hart Schaffner Marx has a long-standing tradition of creating and manufacturing fine men’s clothing in America, inspired by the “All American Male.” Since 1890 Hart Schaffner has been the American garment industry [...]

Down and Out Index: California

San Diego, California: NASSCO-General Dynamics, the last major shipbuilder on the West Coast, has laid off 290 workers. ##

The Early Shift

Big news: China is now the world’s second largest economy. Obama talks trade in Michigan. As U.S. unemployment rate remains high, Germany’s is nearing pre-recession levels. Plus, Warren Buffet’s successor is an unlikely choice. And its the U.S. v. China when it comes to paper. ##

How New Media Can Help Renew Manufacturing

A guest post by AAM intern Whitney Stack: Supporters of America’s traditional economic engine, manufacturing, must learn to use new media like Twitter, Facebook and blogging, to spread their message, according to experts on “The Past, Present and Future of Progressive Media” panel at Netroots Nation 2010. Changes in mediums of media have coincided with historical [...]

AAM supports H.R. 5320, the Assistance, Quality, and Affordability (AQUA) Act of 2010

The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) supports H.R. 5320, the Assistance, Quality, and Affordability (AQUA) Act of 2010. As AAM Deputy Director Scott Boos explains in an open letter to the U.S. House of Representatives, the bill is of “great importance to American manufacturing companies and workers in communities across America”: AAM strongly supports the “requirements for use of American materials” [...]
 

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Low jobless rate doesn't produce workers



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All Stars take different paths to success


Georgia-Pacific maintenance leader for power and utilities Mike Maciejewski.




NEW Manufacturing Alliance highlights younger workers

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NEW MANUFACTURING ALLIANCE ALL-STARS 2010

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Report warns of shortages of trained workers

Report warns of shortages of trained workers
By Joel Dresang of the Journal Sentinel
Posted: Oct. 15, 2009

The scene at Bay View High School Wednesday provided a backdrop to research showing a growing need in Wisconsin for middle-skill workers with more than a high school diploma and less than a bachelor's degree.

A report being released Thursday by The Workforce Alliance and the Skills2Compete-Wisconsin campaign says 54% of Wisconsin's current jobs and 46% of the projected needs are in middle… Continue

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Newest Professions, Growing Salaries

Green Energy

There are many new green-collar job titles on O*Net, which is developed for the U.S. Department of Labor. The number of new green jobs is not surprising, given the federal government's active role in building a green economy.

Even before the federal stimulus dollars kicked in, wind energy was big and growing. The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) reports that the wind industry grew by 45 percent in 2007 alone. Civil engineers who work on various aspects of the wind farm now… Continue

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At 2:06pm on June 11, 2010, Brian "lumpy" Hebert said…
I found this web site through CHAMPIONNOW.org. As far as what interested me is I wanted to support those that also support CHAMPIONNOW.
At 5:47am on July 17, 2009, Bart Aslin said…
I am always on the look out for sites that will promote manufacturing education/careers to young people. Through a google search, I found you. I will pass this on to my colleagues.
At 7:07pm on July 16, 2009, Clement Fucci said…
Bart Aslin head of the SME sEnt me a link to your website. I am the chairperson of the Manufacturing Technlogy Department at Westfield Vocational Technical High School. Grade 9-12. Look forward to sharing this website with my students when they come back to school.
At 1:01pm on June 15, 2009, James M. Golembeski said…
Congratulations!
Let's get this film made.
 
 
 
Manufacturing Salaries

Whether it's a College Degree or an Associates Technical Degree or Specialized Certificates or On-The Job-Training here's a list of some of the top paying jobs and careers in manufacturing.

Mechanical engineer
$67,658

Industrial engineer
$65,826

Millwright
$47,613

Electrician
$47,298

Industrial engineer technician
$47,011

Mechanical drafter
$46,835

Sheet metal worker
$44,323

Industrial maintenance mechanic
$44,747

Machinist
$38,043

CNC Technician
$38,748

Mechanical Design Technology
$38,880

Electro-mechanical Technology
$40,800

Industrial Production Managers
$77,670






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EDUCATION/TRAINING

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College www.nwtc.edu

Fox Valley Technical College
www.fvtc.edu


Lakeshore Technical College
www.gotoltc.edu

Moraine Park Technical College
www.morainepark.edu


UW Stout
www.uwstout.edu

Michigan Tech
www.mitech.edu

MSOE
www.msoe.edu

UW Green Bay
www.uwgb.edu

UW Oskosh
www.uwosh.edu

UW Plateville
www.uwplatt.edu


APPRENTICESHIP:
Department of Workforce Development
www.dwdwisconsin.gov/
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