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Manufacturing Day is October 4 - A can't miss job recruitment opportunity

by National Marine Manufacturers Association 29 Aug 2019 07:02 PDT October 4, 2019
General Tool Company welcomed students from their area with a plant tour and discussions about the technical and non-technical jobs available in manufacturing. © Manufacturing Day

Manufacturing Day, happening October 4, 2019, is a can't-miss job recruitment opportunity for marine manufacturing. With events hosted around the country by a multitude of industries, this is our industry's chance to shine a spotlight on recreational boating, its local and national economic significance, and job opportunities.

Manufacturing Day provides a seamless way to open your doors to everyone from students and job seekers, to teachers and community leaders. NMMA encourages every manufacturing member to get involved.

To learn more and register to host an event, visit www.mfgday.com.

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