Randolph, NJ - According to Andrew Sheldon of NJBiz, "Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics recently unveiled a 147,200-square-foot expansion of its Flanders plant — a project driven by a $36.6 million, 10-year tax credit tied to its commitment to more than double the existing 450 employees it has in the area. To fill those jobs, though, Siemens is looking to its neighbor: the County College of Morris."
“We're working with the County College of Morris on programs to help bring the workforce of the future in,” said Jerome Hagedorn, Flanders site head at Siemens. “They've worked with us on tailoring positions that we have been involved (with), in the technologies, and have been very good in partnering with us.”
Patrick Enright, dean of the Division of Business, Mathematics, Engineering and Technologies at Randolph-based CCM, said the partnership has been mutually beneficial.
“There are a lot of manufacturers out there having trouble finding people with the right skills,” he said. “These manufacturing situations are high-tech and you need highly educated people with real skills.”
For the full story:
http://www.njbiz.com/article/20150511/NJBIZ01/305089996/siemens-ccm-out-to-create-workforce-of-the-future
Patrick Enright, dean of the Division of Business, Mathematics, Engineering and Technologies at Randolph-based CCM, said the partnership has been mutually beneficial.
“There are a lot of manufacturers out there having trouble finding people with the right skills,” he said. “These manufacturing situations are high-tech and you need highly educated people with real skills.”
For the full story:
http://www.njbiz.com/article/20150511/NJBIZ01/305089996/siemens-ccm-out-to-create-workforce-of-the-future
