ATDM Supports Government Work Sourcing For Critical Career Fields
Specialized training programs are becoming essential for companies seeking skilled talent in the submarine industrial base.
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Ellwood National Forge Utilizing ATDM for Recruiting New Talent, Upskilling Workforce
The shortage of skilled labor continues to present a significant challenge for the marine industrial base (MIB). ATDM has emerged as a vital solution, enabling companies like Ellwood National Forge to rapidly upskill employees and meet the growing demand for precision manufacturing.
As a premier steel component supplier working to meet various needs in the defense industry, Ellwood National Forge needed to address the labor gap to continue to support its operations. In 2022, it approached ATDM for solutions.
Unlocking the Power of CNC Machining: Insights from Jim Hook, CNC Machining Instructor
In the world of manufacturing, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining is a game-changer, blending the precision of computers with the art of manual machining. It’s essentially manual machine work done through a computer environment. Instead of relying on manual control, CNC machines automate the process, using computer programs to craft parts with high precision.
The Machinist’s Apprentice: Liz Beasley’s Path to Her Journeyman’s License Goes Through ATDM
Liz Beasley was working at a bookstore in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia when she realized she wanted to pivot her career to secure a better future for her family. Encouraged by her husband, Beasley applied for a machining apprenticeship at Norfolk Naval Shipyard—a decision that, at first, felt intimidating. Despite her doubts, she took the leap. Beasley began her apprenticeship in February 2021, just as the world was recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.