Workplace safety training remains a top priority for manufacturing companies that understand the importance of keeping their employees safe and protecting their bottom line. Many manufacturing leaders ...

Richard Crawford is the CEO of Dozuki, the premier connected worker solution for enterprise-level manufacturing companies. Additionally, manufacturing leaders must not only address these questions for ...

A plant floor with interconnected machines and sensors, exemplifying IIoT in manufacturing. Safety remains a top priority for manufacturers striving to reduce workplace hazards and improve overall ...

Electrical hazards are one of the most dangerous and often overlooked risks in manufacturing. Many workers assume that factory and production-controlled environments, established protocols, and modern ...

Technological advancements are revolutionizing workplace safety in the manufacturing and maintenance sectors. From predictive maintenance tools to automated systems, innovative technologies are ...

Safety is always a priority at the Joint Munitions Command due to the nature of munitions manufacturing. While this is a risky business, JMC is committed to keeping employees safe and preserving Army ...

Understanding the risks and hazards Aerospace manufacturing is a high-risk industry, involving complex processes, heavy ...

A workplace incident can turn a manufacturing facility upside down in a moment. The processes and protocols for an injury—or, worse, a fatality—are necessary and complex. The scene must be secured and ...

Researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology are using augmented and virtual reality as part of a modern training platform to help address the skilled labor shortage in manufacturing. Traditional ...

What happens after the design? An overview of the engineering side of commissioning and why they are critical to achieving regulatory compliance. The author touches on the importance of system ...

The manufacturing industry is facing a major challenge: a rapidly aging workforce. According to an SHRM report, 27% of the manufacturing workforce is aged 55 and older. This means a significant ...