A GREAT LIFE IN MANUFACTURING
Jim King, Okuma America Corporation President and COO, tells us why a technical degree is a good alternative to a typical four-year college degree.
Since we can’t invite students and guests into our facility this year due to COVID-19, we’re broadcasting our Shop Matters podcast LIVE on Instagram from our Partners in THINC headquarters!
Our host, Wade Anderson, will highlight our LASER EX and ARMROID technology with machine demos and talk about the various careers and apprentice opportunities at Okuma.
It’s easy! Download the Instagram app on your mobile phone and create an Instagram account. Be sure to follow us at okumaamerica. You can receive a notification from Instagram as soon as we go live—all you need to do is enable notifications on the "Following" tab drop down menu on the Okuma Instagram page. And if you can’t join us live, you’ll be able to view the event recording at your convenience on our IGTV feed.
UPDATE:
Thank you to everyone who participated in our live event. If you weren't able to join us live, we have placed the video below for your convenience.
Note: Because this was originally an Instagram Live presentation, the video was recorded in a vertical orientation.
For a better viewing experience, please visit our IGTV channel.
Jim King, Okuma America Corporation President and COO, tells us why a technical degree is a good alternative to a typical four-year college degree.
An Okuma field service technician shares his thoughts about the apprenticeship program experience and journey to full-time employee.
Jim Kosmala, VP of Engineering and Technology for Okuma America Corporation, talks about our newly-created applications engineering apprenticeship program and its accelerated training schedule.
We’re proud to partner with four educational institutions to train employees, customers, and students on our cnc machine tools.
Visit https://creatorswanted.org/ to learn more about the MFG Day initiative and how you can participate