The TIME Center

Submitted by rmiadmin on Tue, 11/29/2005 - 4:20am.

The Time Center mission is to work collaboratively with its industry, government, and education partners to develop a comprehensive support system that will assist regional manufacturers to meet their current and future workforce needs, and to improve the technical and workplace support skills of new and existing technicians and workers.

Contact Information: Ed Fangman at Phone: 410-455-5103 or E-mail: efangman@ccbcmd.edu

Website: http://time-center.org

Mission: Assist regional manufacturers to meet their current and future workforce needs and improve the technical and workplace support skills of new and existing technicians and workers.

Vision: The TIME Center is the preferred resource of manufacturing stakeholders in the Mid-Atlantic region for:

State-of-the-practice education/training program offerings
Skill standards and career pathway information
Technical and workplace support skills assessments for new and existing workers
Regional manufacturing industry and career awareness information
Manufacturing career and job opportunities Identifying and introducing emerging manufacturing technologies (e.g. Profibus)
Brokered consulting services in the area of workforce development
Clearinghouse information on curriculum, instruction, industry certifications, and related industry data

For more information, go to http://time-center.org

GREENING THE SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE

Registration www.regonline.com/63343_611421A

U.S. Senator Ben Cardin to Kick-Off Conference - U.S. Senator Ben Cardin will be the keynote speaker at the Regional Manufacturing Institute's (RMI) Greening the Supply Chain conference to be held on June 3 at the BWI Marriott in Linthicum, Maryland. RMI is co-hosting the event with the EPA Green Suppliers Network and the Maryland-Asia Environmental Partnership. This public-private forum will showcase initiatives that Baxter International, General Motors, Steelcase and Johnson Controls have made to green their supply chains. The initiative is having a huge impact on the thousands of suppliers and vendors who want to make sure they meet the standards that have been committed to by these Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). "In terms of public policy, one of the most important steps businesses can take is to commit to greening the supply chain," said U.S. Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. "Collectively, businesses have power and by encouraging their suppliers to adopt certain environmentally responsible practices, our nation's manufacturers can have an enormous impact on improving our environment and on setting new eco-friendly standards," he added.

Going $Green with Maryland Manufacturing

Fall 2007 Conference A Success Maryland stakeholders from business, government and academia heard from such Maryland-based manufacturers as General Motors, Lockheed Martin, Johnson Controls, Coca Cola Constellation NewEnergy and Marlin Steel Wire Products who provided examples of how their green manufacturing initiatives have increased their profitability while also benefiting the environment. Both federal and Maryland state government agencies provided insights on their programs, some of them free, to help companies become more efficient and less polluting to help industry better understand “how to go green.”

Women & Minorities in Manufacturing & Engineering

Nearly 200 people including students, teachers, and leaders of business government and labor participated in RMI’s Women and Minorities in Manufacturing and Engineering program hosted by Northrop Grumman. VIEW a VIDEO from this event...

RMI Energy Program

Energy Conservation is the way to immediate cost savings. That was the message at the Feb 23rd Energy Conservation – Wise Choices for Manufacturers program. One hundred nine people attended the event.

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