OAKBROOK TERRACE, Illinois (June 24, 2016)—PSG, a Dover company, announced that Heather Graham has been appointed vice president of human resources. In this position, Graham will be responsible for PSG’s global Human Resource function. She will report directly to Karl Buscher, president of PSG.
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan (June 24, 2016)— Blackmer, part of PSG, a Dover company, has a long relationship with the U.S. military that began in 1914 when it became an official equipment supplier to the Armed Forces.
MERIDEN, Conn. (June 24, 2016) -- Sulzer is pleased to announce that Phillip Nelson has joined the company as the head of sales for the North American Mining & Construction segment.
Phillip NelsonNelson joins Sulzer with more than 30 years of experience in the rotating equipment industry with extensive focus on sales and distribution management.
Engineers identified and corrected problems with the shutdown sequence.
MORTON GROVE, Ill. (June 23, 2016)—Goulds Water Technology (GWT), a Xylem brand, awarded scholarships to 14 exemplary high school graduates through the Goulds Professional Dealer Association (GPDA). This year, GWT increased the scholarship amount to award an additional $500 per recipient. The students, who reside in the United States or in Canada, will each receive a $1,500 GPDA scholarship for college or technical school.
RIVERSIDE, California (June 22, 2016)—Blacoh Industries announced the appointment of Rocky Jensen to production manager and lean facilitator. Jensen brings with him 30 years of experience, previously serving as manufacturing manager at Wilden Pump & Engineering/PSG’s Grand Terrace facility.
HELSINKI, Finland (June 23, 2016) — Wärtsilä, a global leader in complete lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets, announced that it has acquired the U.S.- and Canada-based company Weir American Hydro from the Weir Group plc. Ownership of the company will be transferred to Wärtsilä effective June 30, 2016.
The Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center was spending between $4,500 and $8,500 per incident to remove solids from its sewage ejection pits.
The study will give industry stakeholders a better understanding of the marketplace and help them become more globally competitive.
MUNCIE, Ind. (June 21, 2016) -- America’s advanced manufacturing sector needs a better educated workforce in order to continue expansion, says a new study from Ball State University.
“Advanced Manufacturing in the United States” examines advanced manufacturing across the nation. The report was prepared by Ball State’s Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) in cooperation with Conexus Indiana, the state's advanced manufacturing initiative.