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Manufacturing

Crane repair company expands
Tri-City footprint

June 10, 2022
Robin Wojtanik
A 51-year-old crane repair company recently opened its second location in the Tri-Cities.WHECO Corp. started out as a parts supplier in Dayton and then expanded to six facilities across the U.S. over the decades, along with a rebuild center in the Marshall Islands in the central Pacific Ocean.The Pasco site...
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Tri-City manufacturing sector has a distinct flavor

June 10, 2022
Guest Contributor
Manufacturing in the two counties didn’t shine during the pandemic.According to recent work the Institute undertook for the Port of Kennewick, the most positive employment changes during the “shutdown quarter,” Q2 of 2020, were found in the following sectors: finance and insurance, transportation and warehousing, information, wholesale trade and retail.Yet,...
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Q&A with Lance Stephens

June 10, 2022
TCAJOB Staff
Lance StephensRichland site managerVP North American fuel manufacturingFramatomeLance StephensNumber of employees you oversee: 550Brief background of your business:Framatome is a global leader in the nuclear energy industry. Our Richland site is the most flexible fuel manufacturing facility in the world, building all types of fuel and fuel-related products for light...
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Area manufacturing jobs rebound but not to pre-pandemic levels

June 10, 2022
Robin Wojtanik
The state predicts the number of manufacturing jobs will drop in the next decade, yet industry groups intend to do everything they can to not only buck that trend but double the number of both manufacturing positions and manufacturing companies in Washington.“If the Legislature does nothing, we will have fewer...
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Isoray raises $50M to expand Cesium-131 cancer treatments

June 14, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Lori WoodsIsoray Inc., the Richland company that makes radioactive seeds to treat prostate cancer, has raised more than $50 million through supplemental stock offerings in recent months, with most targeted to expand its reach to other types of cancer.Isoray (NYSE American: ISR) raised nearly $10 million in October to fund...
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Leggari Products builds DIY juggernaut fueled by the power of social media

June 14, 2021
Kristina Lord
Tim KrumlandWith up to 100 orders leaving their Big Pasco warehouse daily, record revenue last year and plans to break ground on a new building later this year, Leggari Products’ owners are ready to take on the big boys in the epoxy coating industry.The scrappy Pasco-based startup, co-founded by Tri-City...
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Pasco Machine prepares next-generation workforce for next 100 years

June 14, 2021
Kristina Lord
Jason Story, owner of Pasco Machine, stands underneath his machine shop’s current sign while holding a much older one from the company’s earlier days. The business celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. (Photo by Kristina Lord)A 100-year-old Pasco company is charting a course to ensure it can navigate another century...
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Manufacturing in the greater
Tri-Cities is solid but hardly diversified

June 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
Unique among nearly all Eastern Washington population centers, the greater Tri-City manufacturing sector doesn’t land in the top five sectors. By headcount, it usually ranks fifth in Eastern Washington. Should we be worried? Perhaps. Perhaps not.One reason for the difference from neighboring economies lies in the presence a large sector...
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Manufacturing, technology sectors provide solid foundation beyond pandemic

June 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
The coronavirus pandemic has shown us how easy it is to take things for granted. Family barbecues, baseball games and kids going to school are just a few examples.As some of our old way of life comes back, it’s worth noting another thing that’s easy to take for granted: Washington’s...
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Q&A with Mark Schuster

June 14, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
VP Global Manufacturing, Lamb WestonMark SchusterEmployees you oversee:5,000What is your current role? How long have you been in it? Where are you based? Where do you spend most of your time?My current role is to lead global manufacturing and global engineering for Lamb Weston. We currently have 15 facilities in...
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