Manufacturing
Title: Rekluse Motorsports Manufacturing Tour
Runtimes: 00:05:30
Station: Idaho Public Television
Description: This is a virtual tour of Rekluse Motorsports manufacturing facility.Format: Video
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Title: High Demand Jobs: Machining and Welding
Runtimes: 00:01:00
Station: Idaho Public Television
Description: A 60 second PSA about the high demand for welders and machinists throughout Idaho’s workforce.Format: Video
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Title: Precision Optics Manufacturing Apprentice at Optimax
Runtimes: 00:02:04
Station: WXXI
Description: Travis Montgomery started working part time at Optimax while going to a BOCES program in high school. He didn't plan on going to college, but when Optimax had a program that would pay for his higher education degree, he decided to take advantage of working and going to school full-time. He is an apprentice in the precision optics manufacturing sector.Format: Video
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Title: Advanced Composites
Runtimes: 00:05:27
Station: KUEN
Description: Utah students are utilizing curated programs to help them get hands-on experience and a head start in the growing field of advanced composites. Format: Video
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Title: Lockheed Martin | American Graduate: Getting to Work
Runtimes: 00:04:06
Station: Alabama Public Television
Description: Troy, Alabama, is #winning at workforce development and preparing students for success through a partnership between a local school and business and industry. To meet current and future employment demands, Lockheed Martin's Adam Carson contacted local high school principal Dr. Brock Kelley to ask if they could collaborate and offer pre-employment training to high school seniors. Format: Video
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Title: Career Forward Alabama | Audrey Law
Runtimes: 00:01:01
Station: Alabama Public Television
Description: Audrey Law manufactures missiles as an assembler at Lockheed Martin. She had planned to go into the medical field, but an elective course in high school changed her whole career trajectory. She learned employability skills and technical skills in manufacturing and discovered a new passion.Format: Video
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Title: Getting to Work: Women in Manufacturing
Runtimes: 00:01:10
Station: Connecticut Public Television
Description: Exploring technology in the manufacturing industry and a closer look at current opportunities in the state of Connecticut. Format: Video
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Title: Making the Future - Jermaine
Runtimes: 00:03:00
Station: Connecticut Public
Description: Jermaine is 26-year old. He grew up in Bridgeport and has turned his life around. After running into trouble with the law, he is now very happy with his position as a CNC operator at Balding Precision in Milford. He learned about advanced manufacturing at Carl Robinson Prison where he served for a weapons charge. Connecticut’s “Second Chance” program supported him after release from prison, helping Jermaine to enroll in the Advanced Manufacturing Program at Housatonic Community College. Format: Video
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Title: Finding Your Pathway: A Family's Perspective
Runtimes: 00:04:39
Station: WCET-PBS
Description: Two parents discover that a career-technical pathway is best for their son.Format: Video
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Title: Working St. Louis - Quality Control Technician, construction industry
Runtimes: 00:02:59
Station: Nine Network of Public Media
Description: Neil Chapman knew he wanted to find something meaningful that would allow him to get to work, he didn't want to wait. He started working at Homeyer Precision Manufacturing and while working there, began an apprenticeship program through the Workforce Development Center for precision manufacturing. Format: Video
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