MSSC

A national certification for supply chain technicians with the right skills to maintain today’s automated materials handling systems is around the corner.

Leading training and certification body recognized in Great Lakes Region amid increasing adoption of its production and logistics technician credentialing programs.

MSSC won this award for its outstanding contribution to resolving the persistent shortage of higher skilled production workers through its Certified Production Technician (CPT) training and credentialing system.

As a recipient of the 2014 Manufacturing Leadership Council Award, the MSSC has been distinguished for its work of increasing the number of skilled individuals entering the manufacturing workforce.

Wetzel is chief learning officer for Bison Gear and Engineering Corp., a manufacturer of electric motors, gear motors and reducers.

National Work Standards for Production and Logistics to provide common language for industrial workforce education.

In addition to Modex’s three keynotes and 90-plus educational seminars held on the show floor—all sponsored by MHI—13 other materials handling, supply chain and logistics industry-affiliated groups have also convened to host their own educational events at the show.

Get Skills to Work program aims to train and match 100,000 veterans to manufacturing jobs by 2015.

Expo includes Supply Chain & Transportation USA and the Georgia Logistics Summit Collocations and a conference featuring keynotes on global business and supply chain.

New certification added to college's Associate in Manufacturing degree program.

Recommendation challenges lingering perception that manufacturing is a place for unskilled labor.

The Manufacturing Institute, the affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers, has announced new partners in the development of the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics career pathway in manufacturing.

The Manufacturing Skills Standards Council (MSSC) today launched a new credentialing module dedicated to help train and assess the nation's front-line manufacturing workforce against industry-defined national standards related to "green production."

Efforts aim to help prepare 500,000 workers for cutting-edge manufacturing jobs.

President Obama last week announced an initiative to credential 500,000 manufacturing workers with industry-recognized certifications through an expansion of Skills for America's Future.