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University of Windsor engineering students have been working with the John McGivney Children’s Centre to help improve the wheelchair seating manufacturing process.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the healthcare industry faced a large-scale personal protective equipment (PPE) shortage, which put frontline workers at
Harbour Technologies can produce 25,000 gowns daily between Oldcastle and Chatham plants
May 10, 2021 Harbour Technologies co-owner David Glover inspects an isolation gown like the ones to be manufactured in the new Chatham plant. New manufacturing jobs are coming to Chatham-Kent to help with the fight against COVID-19. Windsor-based Harbour Technologies retooled its clear and aerospace capabilities to make automated equipment for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) manufacturing at the height of the pandemic, and is now moving some of its operations to Chatham-Kent. “The plan is to add production capacity with 11 robotic lines for isolation gown manufacturing in a 38,000 sq...