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Manufacturing Month: Open House Celebrations

Waukesha Metal Products, an international metal forming supplier, and GenMet Corp., a full-service metal fabricator, are just two of several companies around the state that hosted an open house on Manufacturing Day (Oct 5) in celebration of manufacturing month.
They opened their doors to local middle school and high school students and educators to highlight the importance of manufacturing to the nation’s economy and to draw attention to the many rewarding high-skill jobs available in the manufacturing industry.
To view the calendar of events showing other celebrations around the state in honor of Manufacturing Month, click here

PRESS RELEASE:
Waukesha® Metal Products Celebrates National Manufacturing Day

Sussex, WI October 5, 2012– Waukesha® Metal Products, an international metalforming supplier with capabilities including metal stamping, sheet metal fabrication and tool design/build celebrated National Manufacturing Day by hosting open houses for students, educators and others interested in manufacturing career opportunities. 
Friday October 5, 2012 was National Manufacturing Day.  Waukesha® Metal Products, along with other facilities across the country opened their doors to highlight the importance of manufacturing to the nation’s economy and to draw attention to the many rewarding high-skill jobs available in the manufacturing fields. 
With the gap growing each year between the skills students learn in school and those they will need on the job, it is increasingly difficult for manufacturers to find and hire qualified employees.  Goals of Manufacturing Day were to educate young people about the growing career opportunities and to remove any negative myths surrounding manufacturing. 
Waukesha® Metal Product’s Stamping and Tooling open house in Sussex, WI was attended by students and educators from North Lake Middle School and Sussex Hamilton High School.  Secretary of Workforce Development Reggie Newson and Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership’s (WMEP) CEO Buckley Brinkman also showed their support for Manufacturing during the open house at Waukesha® Metal Products.
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From humble beginnings as a two man tool and die shop, Waukesha® Metal Products has developed into an international full-service metalforming manufacturer, delivering the best-cost parts and assemblies in the industry since 1971.
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EVENT PICTURES

Secretary of Workforce Development
Reggie Newson (center) shown with Waukesha
Metal Products President Jeff Clark (left) shows
support for manufacturing 
 
High school students see high-quality metal
stamping and precision tooling
Middle school students learn about
the importance of manufacturing
A GenMet employee shows kids that
manufacturing has good careers
Manufacturing is FUN!

 

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