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Accurate Machining and Design, INC

Accurate Machining and Design, INC

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Specialty and prototype machining and design services.

#TGIF “It works fine the way we do it now!” Credit: @metal_teeth . . . #practicalmachinist #machinist #instamachinist #machineshop #machineshoplife #machinistsofinstagram #machining #manualmachining #journeyman #machinistlife #mill #cncmill #lathe #cnclathe #cncmilling #cnc 04/07/2023

#TGIF “It works fine the way we do it now!” Credit: @metal_teeth . . . #practicalmachinist #machinist #instamachinist #machineshop #machineshoplife #machinistsofinstagram #machining #manualmachining #journeyman #machinistlife #mill #cncmill #lathe #cnclathe #cncmilling #cnc

01/21/2023
02/06/2022

Old school machine shop days!

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New video link in bio! How do we train new machinists properly? Watch the video linked in our bio for 5 pointers for better training and effective leadership. You know those weeks where it feels like everything goes wrong? As a machine shop leader, it can be easy to place blame on team members, but before you do that, are you sure that you're supporting them and giving them the tools and resources they need to succeed? Maybe your team isn't receiving the right resources. That's up to leadership to fix. Of course "hand holding" is not recommended, but don't mistake hand holding with giving your people the right resources and support. There's a difference! Let's not mistake hand holding with training guys up quickly and PROPERLY! This is about effective leadership. Throwing people into something without the proper tools will lead to many preventable headaches, whether its scrapped parts or damaged technology. To train properly means guidance. Here are 5 pointers to make sure you're supporting your people and training them to set not only them but your business up for success. It is important to keep in mind that even when everything feels like it is going wrong, it won't help to overhaul everything and start over. The best way to implement better systems and fix what is broken is to start small. Consistency and doing one issue at a time, as they come along is KEY! Any tips that stood out to you the most? Tell us your story about things you have found that do and don't work when training. . . . #practicalmachinist #machinist #instamachinist #machineshop #machineshoplife #machinistsofinstagram #machining #manualmachining #journeyman #machinistlife #mill #cncmill #lathe #cnclathe #cncmilling #cnc 12/16/2021

New video link in bio! How do we train new machinists properly? Watch the video linked in our bio for 5 pointers for better training and effective leadership. You know those weeks where it feels like everything goes wrong? As a machine shop leader, it can be easy to place blame on team members, but before you do that, are you sure that you're supporting them and giving them the tools and resources they need to succeed? Maybe your team isn't receiving the right resources. That's up to leadership to fix. Of course "hand holding" is not recommended, but don't mistake hand holding with giving your people the right resources and support. There's a difference! Let's not mistake hand holding with training guys up quickly and PROPERLY! This is about effective leadership. Throwing people into something without the proper tools will lead to many preventable headaches, whether its scrapped parts or damaged technology. To train properly means guidance. Here are 5 pointers to make sure you're supporting your people and training them to set not only them but your business up for success. It is important to keep in mind that even when everything feels like it is going wrong, it won't help to overhaul everything and start over. The best way to implement better systems and fix what is broken is to start small. Consistency and doing one issue at a time, as they come along is KEY! Any tips that stood out to you the most? Tell us your story about things you have found that do and don't work when training. . . . #practicalmachinist #machinist #instamachinist #machineshop #machineshoplife #machinistsofinstagram #machining #manualmachining #journeyman #machinistlife #mill #cncmill #lathe #cnclathe #cncmilling #cnc

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251 Midway Lane
Oak Ridge, TN
37830

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm