As a sponsor of The Manufacturing Institute’s Heroes Make America (HMA) program, the National Fluid Power Association and its members are invited to the HMA Fort Riley Networking Event on February 6, 2019.
Heroes MAKE America is a 10-week career skills training program that arms transitioning service members with the industry-specific skills and certifications necessary to build a successful career in manufacturing. Veterans have the experience and the qualities that these rewarding and well-paying careers require, and with just a short course of training, they could be the perfect candidates to fill your open positions.
This event will be a social networking event that will allow companies to interact with the students in a casual setting. There will be have a separate room that can be utilized for on-site interviews. The students’ resumes will be available for viewing prior to the event.
NFPA members also have the opportunity present to the students about careers in fluid power available at their companies.
Please respond to Amy Zignego at azignego@nfpa.com by January 23rd if you are interested in attending.
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