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Education Aug 25

Carolina Handling Supports Greenville Technical College with Raymond Lift Truck Donation

Carolina Handling is helping increase training opportunities at Greenville Technical College with the donation of a Raymond electric, sit-down counterbalanced lift truck to the college’s Industrial, Manufacturing and Trades department. The exclusive Raymond Solutions and Support Center for the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama and Florida’s Central time zone territory, Carolina Handling partners with technical schools around […]

By SCMFG/Staff
Education Jun 8

CAROLINA HANDLING PARTNERS WITH WAKE TECH ON NEW FORKLIFT DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Charlotte, NC-based Carolina Handling has partnered with Wake Technical Community College and five other material handling equipment dealers to offer a new Forklift Diploma Program that will begin this fall at North Carolina’s largest community college in Raleigh. The new one-year Forklift Diploma Program will pair students with a sponsoring dealer to prepare them to […]

By SCMFG/Staff
Education Dec 1

BASF expands apprenticeship program in Clemson and Seneca

BASF is seeking applicants for a new apprenticeship program at its Clemson, South Carolina site and for its expanded apprenticeship program at its Seneca, South Carolina site. The program is part of the company’s North American Apprenticeship Development Program (NAADP), which aims to meet future talent needs for a skilled and diverse technical workforce with […]

By SCMFG/Staff
Education Jun 25

Is Your Industrial Wastewater Plant Too Small?

Undersized wastewater plants can disrupt the overall facility process and often force production limitations, which can reduce profits. Under-sizing issues can be identified through expansion audits, the need for a reduction in operational costs or by experiencing shutdowns due to plant capacity issues. If it has been determined your wastewater treatment plant cannot properly handle […]

By SCMFG/Staff
Abbeville County Apr 4

Top 5 Criteria for Women in STEM

South Carolina Manufacturing Introduction: Gretchen Philyaw is an industry CEO and noted columnist for a variety of global publications including Innovation & Tech Today and Plastics News. South Carolina Manufacturing is proud to announce our invitation to include her global column, Fabric of America, to our list of SCMFG resources and content. Below is one of her latest: Fabric […]

By SCMFG/Staff
Automotive Sep 27

Bridge Building; How South Carolina will remain a storefront to the world

Walking under the trees along Main Street in Greenville and into the sun again down near the Poinsett Hotel and City Hall, one could close their eyes and transport themselves to stations around the world. The digital storefront and globalization of commerce has positioned South Carolina as a gatekeeper for the world’s marketplace, and the […]

By SCMFG/Staff
Education Jun 13

Veterans and others benefit from state partnership initiatives

Ask any business or plant manager what the organization’s single most important asset is and the answer will invariably be an educated and well-trained workforce. Worker productivity is dictated by job knowledge and the ability to remain motivated and function in a fluid workplace environment. It stands to reason that the ability for companies to […]

By Publisher
Education Apr 18

Can online students contribute to next generation’s manufacturing workforce?

Hands-on skills are critical in educating employees who are work-ready from the first day. This is true for most fields including health care, culinary, and automotive careers but especially true in advanced manufacturing. Narrowing the skills gap that has hampered employer growth in this sector requires education that includes both theory and practice. We have […]

By Publisher
Education Mar 30

Not In South Carolina; State’s Technical Schools Contest Graduation Failure Report

While a recent report indicates that only one in five college students who transfer from a community college to a four-year college actually graduates, South Carolina education officials say that’s not the case here. The study by the Community College Research Center (CCRC) at Teachers College, Columbia University; the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program and […]

By Liz Carey
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