Workforce Development
Creating a new path forward with community-driven innovation
Community-driven innovation is pushing the STLE forward with an emphasis on professional development and better communications with current and future members.
Top 5 Plant Engineering content: September 12-18, 2022
The top 5 Plant Engineering content from the past week covered leaders under 40, artificial intelligence, bearings, variable speed drives and the metaverse. Miss something? You can catch up here.
Developing the existing and future workforce
The great resignation movement is forcing companies to adjust their tactics and turn to third parties who can provide the technical support needed to keep manufacturing system online.
Top 5 Plant Engineering content: September 5-11, 2022
The top 5 Plant Engineering content from the past week covered leaders under 40, bearings, compression system and lubrication. Miss something? You can catch up here.
Engineering Leaders Under 40, Class of 2022
The future of automation, engineering and manufacturing relies on the younger workforce, and these 36 individuals are here to advance their industries now and for years to come.
Welding, machining apprentices expanding their workplace skillsets
Iowa State University english department faculty are helping high school apprentices in welding and machinery improve their writing and speaking skills through a four-week program sponsored by John Deere.
Five tips for women who want to succeed in engineering
An engineer and researcher from Coventry University offers five tips for women looking to succeed in engineering or other STEM-related careers.
Semiconductor degrees program launched
Purdue University has launched a comprehensive set of interdisciplinary degrees and credentials in semiconductors and microelectronics.
What’s needed to get started for an automation career
Before getting started on a career in automation, it’s important to assess your goals as well as your interests, background, talents and more.
Preparing for career changes as an engineer
Manufacturing operations are constantly changing, and engineers can stay ahead of the curve by volunteering and learning as much as possible.