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Manufacturing

Manufacturing shortages show there are no safe harbors

June 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
The past year and a half has not failed to provide society with various crash courses on industry and science.During March and April 2020, our first lesson was on the unreliability of lean supply chains during the Great Toilet Paper Shortage. It seems appropriate that we have now come full...
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How to talk to vaccine-hesitant workers

June 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
By National Association of ManufacturersNow that all American adults are eligible for vaccination and largely have easy access to vaccines, it’s even more important to convince those still on the fence about getting their shots.To help manufacturers convince their hesitating employees, The Manufacturing Institute has partnered with the Center for...
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9 questions about cranes, Covid-19 and the economy with Lampson International

June 15, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Lampson International is the Kennewick-based manufacturer of heavy lift cranes used all over the world. The company employs 300 people worldwide, with offices in the U.S., Canada and Australia, and it has performed work in more than 55 counties in the 74 years that it has been in business. Kate...
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Q&A with Molly Monson-Stutesman

June 12, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Molly Monson-StutesmanVice president of sales and marketingGoose Ridge Estate Vineyards and WineryNumber of employees you oversee: 300Tell us about Goose Ridge Estate Vineyards and GR Distillery:Goose Ridge Estate Vineyards and Winery is family owned and operated. As a fourth-generation agribusiness, our family started herding cattle and began sowing the land...
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Tri-City manufacturing fares well in era of Covid-19

June 12, 2020
Guest Contributor
Manufacturing in the greater Tri-Cities certainly isn’t the largest sector. By recent (2018) average annual headcount, it ranks ninth, with about 8,200 workers.If you’re wondering, government – at all levels – is largest.Manufacturing also isn’t a greater provider of high wages in the local economy. In 2018, it paid an...
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Q&A with Rob Mercer

June 12, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Rob MercerPresidentMercer Wine Estates / Mercer RanchesNumber of employees you oversee: 80How did you come to this kind of work? Family heritageWhy did your family settle here?Looked west for economic opportunity, originally raising sheep.How has your approach evolved?From the late 1800s to the late 1960s we raised sheep and then...
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Manufacturing jobs on the rise in Benton, Franklin counties

February 13, 2019
Jessica Hoefer
Regional manufacturing jobs to grow 1.84 percent this yearManufacturing jobs in Benton andFranklin counties are expected to grow at a faster rate than the state averageas food manufacturing rebounds in 2019. Locally, there are more than 8,100manufacturing jobs, which accounts for about 7 percent of total nonfarmemployment in 2018, according...
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Richland company adds new manufacturing plant, robotic automation

February 13, 2019
Elsie Puig
Plastic Injection Molding expansion allows for improved capacity, speedA north Richland company is poised forgrowth with the addition of a new 28,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in theback of its existing building that includes a 4,000-square-foot mezzanine.Plastic Injection Molding Inc.manufactures filter body parts for agricultural irrigation, special parts formedical diagnostic equipment, and...
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PNNL collaborates with medical isotope producers

February 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Partnership to ensure continued nuclear explosion monitoringMedical isotopes are used daily around the world tovisualize and diagnose cancer, heart disease and other seriousailments. However, their production can emit gasses that, while posing nodanger to the public, have features that look similar to those produced by anuclear explosion.The Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest...
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Tri-Tech to offer high school training for in-demand drone careers

June 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Tri-Tech Skills Center officials hope a new program that includes drone-making will show students the sky’s the limit when it comes to job opportunities and careers in the unmanned flight and manufacturing industry.The new program launches this fall in a building recently constructed on the school’s Tri-Tech East campus in...
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