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Human Resources
Canadian oil and gas companies reduce headcount by as much as 50% during downturn
Calgary – According to a new EY market study,…
New skills credentials to close high-tech industrial technology maintenance skills gap
The National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS), Lightweight Innovations…
“The New Workplace” is the theme of Partners in Prevention 2017
Toronto – No one can deny that the workplace…
PTDA Foundation launches campaign to generate interest in industrial distribution careers
Chicago, Ill. – The Industrial Careers Pathway (ICP) initiative…
Wajax appoints new SVP Finance and CFO
Toronto – Wajax Corporation has appointed Darren Yaworsky as…
Flowserve appoints new president and CEO
Dallas – Flowserve Corp., one of the world’s leading…
New COO for Walter Surface Technologies
Pointe-Claire, Que. – Walter Surface Technologies has announced the…
Komatsu America CEO Rod Schrader named to AEM board of directors
Rolling Meadows, Ill. – Komatsu America Corp., a leading…
PEMAC congratulates first graduates from its Asset Management Professional Certificate Program
Mississauga, Ont. – The Plant Engineering & Maintenance Association…
Ontario grant program helping workers stay safe on the job
Ontario is helping to enhance the wellbeing of workers…
Danfoss names new sales manager to support electric heating business
Danfoss, a leading manufacturer of high-efficiency electronic and mechanical…
Employer fined after worker injured in heavy equipment maintenance shop
London, ON – A company providing sales and service…
CH2M appoints senior vice president and global practices director for private sector
Denver, CO – CH2M has appointed M. Dale Sands…
What are the benefits of providing training to maintenance personnel?
Employees at world-class organizations spend as much as 10 per cent of their time engaged in training and education. But in a recessionary environment, training is often one of the first activities to be cut.
New program intended to enhance regulation of the engineering profession
Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) will launch a new program…
Key success factors for manufacturers in 2017 – skills and new services
Bridging the skills gap and boosting services will be top priorities for manufacturers in 2017. And IoT? Today, 50 per cent of the costs of IoT projects go on integration. In 2017, many manufacturers will realize they already have IoT solutions – now they need to integrate them better to leverage the full benefits. Antony Bourne, IFS Global Industry Director for Manufacturing outlines three key predictions for 2017 – and beyond.
What is more important: a focus on reliability or focus on maintenance practices?
MRO’s Counterpoint columnists took to the stage at this…
PTDA 2017 Leadership Development Conference
Chicago, Ill. – The Power Transmission Distributors Association (PTDA)…
Hilti North America President and CEO Cary Evert to retire in 2017, new successor named
Plano, Texas – Cary Evert, President and Chief Executive…
Ontario investing in advanced manufacturing in Guelph
Ontario is partnering with MTM Automation and Aerospace Manufacturing…
