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Governor Mills Touts Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan’s Investment in Workforce Training at Maine’s Community Colleges May 18, 2021 During a visit to Central Maine Community College (CMCC) in Auburn today, Governor Janet Mills highlighted the importance of investing in workforce training programs through Maine’s Community College System (MCCS) to bolster the state’s workforce and spur both short-term economic recovery and long-term growth. Governor Mills has proposed investing $35 million in MCCS as part of the Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan, her plan to dedicate more than $1 billio...

CMCC offers Precision Machining Training Academy Share AUBURN — The Center for Workforce & Professional Development at Central Maine Community College plans to offer a free Precision Machining Training Academy from May 2 to Aug. 31. The deadline to register is Friday, May 7. Interested candidates can register at bit.ly/3cVrVh7. Valued at nearly $10,000 in free training, plus wages earned through the worksite, the 12-week academy follows an earn-while-you-learn model. Qualified participants will gain paid work experiences with employer partners at $12.15 per hour. Participants hired by emplo...

TSTC Precision Machining Technology program training students to fill area jobs Daily Light report RED OAK — Texas State Technical College’s Precision Machining Technology program teaches students the skills they need to walk into any company that hires precision machinists and begin work. “If it’s man-made, we (machinists) made some or all of it in the process of its production,” said Darren Block, statewide lead instructor for TSTC’s Precision Machining Technology program. Texas had more than 28,500 machinists in May 2019 making an annual mean wage of $46,420, according to the U...

Crawford United adds two companies to its portfolio Print Industrial holding company Crawford United Corp. in Cleveland has acquired two businesses that expand the company's presence in aerospace and defense. Crawford bought Global-Tek Manufacturing in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, and Machining Technology in Longmont, Colo. Terms of the deals were not included in the news release, and messages to the company were not immediately returned. The release said the acquisitions were expected to add about $8 million in annualized revenue to the company. "Global-Tek and Machining Technology are strategicall...

Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Crawford United Corporation Acquires Global-Tek Manufacturing and Machining Technology Crawford United CorporationMarch 2, 2021 GMT CLEVELAND, March 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Crawford United Corporation (OTC: CRAWA) today announced the purchase of Global-Tek Manufacturing in Ceiba, Puerto Rico and Machining Technology in Longmont, Colorado effective March 1, 2021.  The acquired businesses provide customers in the defense, aerospace, and medical device markets with highly engineered manufacturing...