Greenville Technical College opened its new $32 million Center for Welding and Automation Excellence on Aug. 20.
The guy in the driver's seat is fully helmeted up while thick smoke just pours out of the machine, making it look like some insane Mad Max stunt going down right outside a regular office building.
According to Greenville Journal, Greenville Technical College President Dr. Larry Miller said roughly 400,000 welding ...
Abdulrahman Dambazau, Nigeria’s Ambassador to China, has called for deeper cooperation between China and African countries ...
Startup steel fabricator 1872 opened its first facility in Cincinnati last month, with an eye on how automation can augment ...
"That's completely transformed the demands on the workforce." ...
A 27-year-old welder says underwater jobs can pay thousands per day, but the rare rate comes with serious risks and strict ...
NASA announced about $10.5 million in funding for seven organizations on Aug. 19 to develop a skilled technical workforce for ...
Gov. Maura Healey is planning to host a regional summit with other New England governors to explore the role advanced nuclear ...
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The benefits of war?
For most of America, whether war still stimulates an economy is a historical question. For Connecticut, it is a paycheck.
Сварщики из Индии проходят аттестацию по российским стандартам в Энгельсе для последующей работы на промышленных объектах Нижегородской области.
Aerospace manufacturers are expanding production to meet rising commercial aviation demand and increased defense spending, ...
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