In this episode, Harold King, President of the Council of Industry, sits down with Chris Roderick, Director of Operations at AMETEK Rotron in Woodstock, NY. Chris provides an inside look at AMETEK Rotron’s role as a leading manufacturer of fans, blowers, and motors for critical aerospace and defense applications. Serving major clients like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, AMETEK Rotron’s products support systems from radar units to avionics cooling.
Chris discusses the company’s unique history and vertically integrated operations, covering everything from design to assembly on-site. He also shares insights into workforce development, balancing a seasoned workforce with new talent through partnerships with local educational programs. The episode highlights Amtek Rotron’s commitment to continuous improvement, ensuring they remain competitive in a niche market.
For more information about AMETEK Rotron, visit their website at https://www.rotron.com/
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The Council of Industry has been the Hudson Valley’s manufacturing association since 1910, supporting the success of local firms and their employees. Learn more at http://councilofindustry.org
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