3 Lessons Manufacturers Can Learn From NASCAR Racing

Outside of the racetrack, the NASCAR pit stop could be the answer to exciting young people about manufacturing.

View as a Web Page 3 Lessons Manufacturers Can Learn From NASCAR Racing Outside of the racetrack, could the NASCAR pit stop be the answer to exciting young people about manufacturing? Could you use lessons from NASCAR to improve your company's teamwork? Racing can inspire us to see how manufacturing is truly a work of art, remind us that from large parts to small, manufacturing powers racing – and our lives and see how racing teams are the future of our workplace. If you want your company to be lightning quick and capture your own spot on the manufacturing podium, consider the value of integrated teams. And if you're an educator working to inspire young people, consider using the racing experience as a way to excite students about the possibilities of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers. Read More OTHER BLOG TOPICS Distillery Showcases Everything Great About West Virginia Smooth Ambler Spirits, a small manufacturer established in 2009, wanted to create a product that showcases everything great about West Virginia. Read More Heroes of American Manufacturing – BrightView Technologies During the pandemic, BrightView gave its workforce as safe an environment to work in as possible. Read More   STEM Appreciation Day – Celebrate With Four STEM-Inspired Toys and Activities A spotlight on STEM education has reignited an interest in technology-based toys. Read More You may also be interested in… Job Quality Toolkit The Job Quality Toolkit is rooted in the Baldrige Excellence Framework and provides practical guidance to employers of all kinds. Many interrelated factors impact job quality. The Job Quality Toolkit is organized around eight drivers.   The Manufacturers' Guide to Finding and Retaining Talent View The Manufacturers' Guide to Finding and Retaining Talent, to learn steps that will help you improve and enhance your employee recruitment, retention and engagement.   How Small Manufacturers Can Develop Risk Management Strategies for their Supply Chains Many manufacturers are pursuing domestic sourcing for materials and supplies as a way to overcome supply chain disruptions. View this interactive white paper to learn how small manufacturers can develop risk management strategies for their supply chains. Connect with us Received this email from a friend? Subscribe here. Privacy Policy Subscriber services: Manage Preferences  |  Unsubscribe  |  Help

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