Richards Machine

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Congrats to Will Weber on winning SCC defensive player of the week last week.

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Richards Machine has been a supporting partner of the New Britain High School Manufacturing Academy since conception. Through partnering with the MET Academy, we are building and training our workforce while offering opportunity for NBHS Students to explore lucrative careers in the Aerospace Industry. To date Richards is proud to announce that we have hired 3 full time and 2 part time students directly out of New Britain High School.

CSDNB - NBHS MET Academy A informational video about the Academy of Manufacturing, Engineering & Technology (MET) at New Britain High School and the opportunities for successful care...

http://www.courant.com/business/hc-biz-manufacturing-youth-hiring-20180530-story.html

In Search Of Workers, Connecticut Manufacturers Reach Into High Schools Connecticut's manufacturers reach to high schools to find workers.

Richards Machine was happy to host a "Town Hall" style meeting last week with U.S. Senator Chris Murphy. The Buy American Act and other small business assistance programs were among the topics discussed.

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Dorothy Weber, owner of Richards Machine Tool Co. Inc., said the Newington company is introducing students who have studied finance to manufacturing work.

The company employs about 20 workers and is always looking for more. “It’s a good problem,” she said.

Aerospace Industry Celebrates Manufacturing Boom, But Scrambles For Workers At an annual gathering for aerospace manufacturers, executives voice concerns about a familiar, chronic problem: a lack of qualified workers.

Gender diversity has ways to go in manufacturing Jonna Gerken of West Hartford is an engineering manager for Pratt & Whitney and 2018 president of the 38,000-member Society of Women Engineers, the world's largest peer organization advocating for and supporting women in the field.

We are excited to have our new Vision Statement posted throughout the manufacturing facility. (Missing from photo: W***y, Lori, Marcin, and Joe F.)

"To be a premier leader of engineering excellence in precision manufacturing, expediting quality, service and delivery while maintaining commitment to innovation."

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While still a rarity, more women are cracking manufacturing ownership, executive ranks