Workplace safety training remains a top priority for manufacturing companies that understand the importance of keeping their employees safe and protecting their bottom line. Many manufacturing leaders ...

Debates about the close integration between technology and workers are ongoing. However, in the training sector of the safety industry, the two are getting along just fine. The key to this happy ...

Richard Crawford is the CEO of Dozuki, the premier connected worker solution for enterprise-level manufacturing companies. Additionally, manufacturing leaders must not only address these questions for ...

Discover which training methods have the greatest impact on your employee safety, production, and engagement. Research from over 1,000 manufacturers sheds light on actionable insights every ...

In the manufacturing industry, safety is not just a priority—it’s a critical concern that directly impacts employee retention, production output and overall operational efficiency. Minor mistakes can ...

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Last September, a 32,245-sf training center, owned and operated by Portland Community College, opened on 17.5 acres in Columbia County, Ore. The training center, which cost $21.37 million to build, ...

Lineworkers at electric cooperatives in North Carolina have learned to climb poles and work out of buckets — and now are performing tasks on energized lines — all without leaving the training yard.

U.S. educational pathways favor college degrees over technical training, resulting in fewer engineers and apprentices compared to global competitors like Germany and China. Expanding apprenticeships ...