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- BTD Employees Receive Training in Manufacturing and Beyond
- Washington, Illinois Facility Adds New Equipment
- BTD Continues to Hire in the New Year
- January Saw Growth in Most Manufacturing Sectors
- Caterpillar Posts Excellent Fourth Quarter and Predicts Further Gains
- 2011 Proved to be an Excellent Year for Manufacturing
- Factory Production Rises While Consumers and Businesses Spend
- The United States Department of Commerce Seeks Ways to Support American Manufacturing
- BTD Celebrates a 25-Year Anniversary and Welcomes New Employees
- Manufacturing Stands Out for Improving America’s Economy
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BTD Employees Receive Training in Manufacturing and Beyond
Feb 15, 2012
The New Year has brought a great deal of learning to our BTD facilities. Various BTD locations have been participating in Leadership Development Training that has covered topics such as team building, performance reviews and planning for the future. We have also been participating in problem solving training, which will help give BTD a systematic method for identifying problems and taking corrective actions when there is an internal or external part rejection. Finally, several employees have been participating in SolidWorks (a software system for engineers and designers) training in Minneapolis.…
Washington, Illinois Facility Adds New Equipment
Feb 13, 2012
BTD’s Washington, Illinois facility recently added a new Doosan DBC 130 High Precision Heavy Duty Boring Mill with probe and full enclosure.
We are excited about the many new investments being made by BTD and the continued quality of work that they assist us in providing.
BTD Continues to Hire in the New Year
Feb 10, 2012
This January BTD made 43 new hires, 17 in Minnesota and 26 in Illinois. The new employees will take positions as welders, machinists, quality auditors, production operators, material handlers and more. We are excited to see our growth continue and welcome new members to the BTD team.
January Saw Growth in Most Manufacturing Sectors
Feb 02, 2012
A new report from the Institute for Supply Management showed that most sectors of manufacturing continued to grow in January. In particular, new orders, supplier deliveries and new export orders grew significantly. While growth in some other areas came in at a smaller percentage, the numbers do suggest that future manufacturing activity will continue to expand.
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