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Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Mar 8, 2021

Now Hiring: Waupaca Foundry Seeks to Hire Up to 200 People

Jamie Bestul grew up in Waupaca and has worked at the foundry with the same name for the past decade. He gets a kick out of seeing the name of his hometown on products around Wisconsin and across the globe. “It’s a really big deal,” Bestul said. “It’s really nice to see and it’s a great accomplishment being able to know our product is out there making a difference.”

Nathan Phelps | spectrumnews1.com

#waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Nov 23, 2020

Waupaca Foundry Helps Preserve History in the Waupaca Community

During the summer of 2018, a large storm whipped through the Waupaca, Wisconsin community, causing a couple of trees to fall, including some near the Hutchinson House and onto a historical bell residing there.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Nov 13, 2020

A Life's Journey | Careers | Waupaca Foundry

Jeff Vaughan starts a new life journey at 41. See how he traveled after being laid off during the Great Recession of 2008.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#veteran #veterans #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Sep 23, 2020

Foundry installs Little Free Library

The number of Little Free Libraries in the Waupaca area continues to grow. Among the latest to appear is one on Elm Street, across from Waupaca Foundry's Plant 1.

Angie Landsverk | Waupaca Now

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Aug 28, 2020

Internship yields a full-time position

Eli Kallio is returning for his 5th year at Waupaca Foundry. He began as a co-op student in the pattern shop in 2016. After high school, he immediately pursued an internship within the Tooling Department in spring 2017 and continued for four years.

Mackenzie Morey | Waupaca Foundry

#intern #waupaca #workforcedevelopment

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Aug 28, 2020

Applying knowledge from the classroom to the workplace

An internship can help close the gap between the classroom and the business world. Pursuing a career path can be extremely beneficial to aspiring professionals when adding to skills learned in the classroom with hands-on experience in the workplace.

Mackenzie Morey | Waupaca Foundry

#intern #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Aug 6, 2020

This Marine is manufacturing weights in the U.S.A.

Grant Broggi has been struggling right alongside many other small business owners due to the worldwide pandemic. But there's probably one big difference: He's a Marine.

Jessica Manfre | Americas Military Entertainment Brand

#manufacturing #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Jul 29, 2020

Student Gains Experience with Waupaca Foundry

Jenna is a recent graduate from Concordia University Wisconsin in Human Resource Leadership and Business Management and has worked for Waupaca Foundry for four summers. The fourth summer being a Human Resource Intern.

Mackenzie Morey | Waupaca Foundry

#intern #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - May 7, 2020

Journalism Student Builds Portfolio with Internship at Waupaca Foundry

See how Ally Melby's 2-year Marketing Internship at Waupaca Foundry helped support her goal to become a journalist with strategic communications emphasis out of UW Madison.

Austin Dean | Waupaca Foundry

#employee-spotlight #intern #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Apr 16, 2020

Occupational Health Nurse Keeps Waupaca Foundry Employees Healthy Amid COVID-19

Common healthcare items, such as cleaning supplies, facemasks and hand sanitizers, are in short supply everywhere because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#nurse #safety #waupaca #wf

Waupaca Foundry

Global MFG - Apr 14, 2020

Case Studies in Foundry 4.0

When AFS Corporate Member Waupaca Foundry (Waupaca, Wisconsin) opened a new machine shop about a year ago to finish castings for the heavy-duty truck market, it did so with one eye on the future—and one on its present.

Katelyn Stanek | Modern Casting

#automation #manufacturing #robotics #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Nov 22, 2019

Waupaca Foundry employee collects hides to benefit nation’s heroes

In 2012 Dave Hintz started collecting deer hides and selling them to traders, in turn donating the money earned to Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation https://wwiaf.org/. WWIA services all combat-wounded Purple Heart recipients, regardless of when they served in the armed forces.

Sara Timm | Waupaca Foundry

#community #veterans #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Nov 12, 2019

Waupaca Foundrymen follow call to Afghanistan deployment

This Veterans Day, Waupaca Foundry honored team members who have served and are still serving in the military.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#veteran #veterans #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Sep 6, 2019

Project Backpack Moves

The organization provides backpacks filled with food to local children in need every weekend during the school year.

Robert Cloud | Waupaca County News

#community #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Global MFG - Aug 20, 2019

Consul-General of Japan display commemorative medallion

Consul-General of Japan | Manufacturing Technology | Waupaca Foundry

Waupaca Foundry shared its modern iron casting manufacturing technology with Naoki Ito, Consul-General of Japan in Chicago, during his Grass Roots Caravan. Read how the visit went.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#foundry-in-a-box #trade #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Aug 19, 2019

National Aviation Day

Meet the team behind Waupaca Foundry’s air travel. Our pilots and aircraft technician know no consistent schedule and are sometimes “in office” for as many as 11 flights in a row. They work relentlessly to assure passengers get to where they need to be, safely, efficiently and promptly.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#employee-spotlight #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Jul 1, 2019

Casting Call: Bradley Stanchik

Employee passes on work ethic to children, now also Waupaca Foundry employees.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#employee-spotlight #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - May 24, 2019

Waupaca Foundry Foreman Receives Patriot Award

The award recognizes those who go above and beyond to allow for flexible schedules, time off during deployment and show the utmost respect and support for their active duty military team member and team member's family.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#award #veteran #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - May 7, 2019

Miskinis honored with education award and named AFS Technical Council chair

Director of Research and Process Development, Greg Miskinis

American Foundry Society

#afs #award #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Apr 28, 2019

Waupaca Foundry Opens Machine Shop for Brake Parts

Waupaca Foundry Inc. is opening a machining operation adjacent to one of the three gray iron foundries it operates in Waupaca, WI. The new plant will machine commercial-vehicle brake components cast at the foundry, an expansion resulting from customer demand.

FMT Staff | Foundrymag

#expansion #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Apr 25, 2019

Waupaca Foundry opens machining facility

Waupaca Foundry, a Hitachi Metals company, announced the opening of the company's first machining facility in Waupaca. The company opened the Waupaca Foundry Machine Center in the old Buyers Guide building at 600 Industrial Drive in Waupaca. It operates another machining center in Effingham, Ill. The center will turn finished castings into finished parts. The machining process adjusts cast parts to meet the tight tolerances from customers, in some cases adjusting a part to less than one-thousandth of an inch — smaller than a human hair.

Jessica Thiel | Insight Publications

#machining #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Apr 25, 2019

Casting Call: William Mork

William Mork began working full-time at Waupaca Foundry in May 2006 after working as summer help during the summers of 2004 and 2005 in the melt department.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#employee-spotlight #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Mar 5, 2019

Waupaca Foundry named large business of the year

The Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce named Waupaca Foundry, a Hitachi Metals group company, the 2018 Large Business of the Year. The chamber recognized the iron casting component supplier for its business practices and commitment to the community.

Marybest Matzek | Insight Magazine

#waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Feb 5, 2019

Alex Hansen | Iron Casting Careers | Waupaca Foundry

Alex Hansen, third generation employee, continues legacy with an iron casting career at Waupaca Foundry. Attributes his career to the strong ties he has to the company. Read his story.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#employee-spotlight #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Jan 28, 2019

Caring for workers

Businesses are constantly on the lookout for ways to save money. See how the free onsite healthcare clinic at Waupaca Foundry provides better employee health and lower overall health costs.

Insight Publications

#nurse #safety #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Jan 18, 2019

Workplace warriors

Jake Roloff, a decorated U.S. Marine veteran, transitioned from military service to working in the molding department at Waupaca Foundry's gray iron foundry in Waupaca. Veterans and active-duty military personnel make up 10 percent of the company's workforce.

Jessica Thiel | Insight Publications

#veteran #veterans #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Dec 10, 2018

Internship Mirrors Future Career

Many interns first starting out are tasked to do work that doesn't yield experience for their future careers. However, Caleb Hobson's project engineering internship at Plant 2/3 in Waupaca, Wisconsin has proven to be the opposite.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#engineering #intern #jobs #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Nov 13, 2018

U.S. Army Soldier Follows Family Tradition, From Waupaca Foundry to the Service

Sheldon Goggins followed in his family's footsteps when he first joined the service three years ago. His grandparents, dad, uncle and brother had all served before him, and Goggins decided that the Army National Guard was the right fit for him.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#veterans #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Nov 8, 2018

Retired Naval Chief Turned Foundryman

Mike Fisher's time in the military has become a part of his lifestyle, so much in fact that he still applies many of his acquired skills to his work at Waupaca Foundry daily.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#veterans #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Oct 31, 2018

Pumpkin Time at the Miller's

James (Jim) Miller has been an electrical maintenance employee at Plant 1 in Waupaca, Wis., for nearly 18 years. Jim has become famous in the Waupaca County community during the fall season, though, for his pumpkin carvings that he displays every year, known as "Pumpkin Time at the Miller's."

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#employee-spotlight #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

- Sep 20, 2018

Sunrise at Waupaca Foundry

Waupaca Foundry Plant 2/3 located in Waupaca, Wisconsin. Photo by Thomas Young, 2018

Sara Timm | Waupaca Foundry

#waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Aug 30, 2018

Local hunters support veterans

Area deer hunters helped raise $7,533 for a nonprofit organization that takes Purple Heart recipients hunting and fishing. Hides for Heroes raised the funds for the Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation. The foundation is a national nonprofit that provides outdoor sporting activities for Purple Heart recipients who were wounded in combat. Hides for Heroes involves collecting deer hides, salting them and then selling the hides when the market is right.

Angie Landsverk | Waupaca County Post

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Aug 8, 2018

College student takes internship 900 miles from home

Some college students will do anything for the perfect internship before graduation. For Tyler Makoski, that meant traveling over 900 miles to have the opportunity to work as a summer intern at Waupaca Foundry in Waupaca, Wis. Tyler is a Pennsylvania native and will graduate from Mansfield University of Pennsylvania in December 2018 with a degree in safety management.

Ally Melby | Waupaca Foundry

#intern #safety #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Jun 26, 2018

Waupaca Foundry Gets Toyota Award

Waupaca Foundry said it has earned one of the five available professional excellence awards from Toyota Industrial Equipment Manufacturing (TIEM), which builds forklifts in Indiana. The foundry said it is the first Tier 2 supplier to be recognized with the award. The foundry has supplied iron castings to TIEM since 2002 including hubs, drums, brackets, wheels and sheaves. In 2017, it received a contract to produce 21 parts at its gray and ductile iron foundries in Waupaca and Marinette, Wis., and Tell City, Ind.

Chad Elmore | Diesel Progress

#marinette #tellcity #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Dec 20, 2017

Employee Wellness Takes a Charitable Turn

Employee wellness took a charitable turn in this season of giving at Waupaca Foundry. Employees logged steps in the Waupaca Gives Back Steps Challenge and the foundry in turn made donations to specific regional organizations. Waupaca Foundry is committed to creating a healthy workplace through programs that support individuals on the team and creating healthy communities by supporting local initiatives.

Waupaca Foundry

#community #effingham #etowah #giving #lawrenceville #tellcity #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Jun 28, 2017

Waupaca Foundry gains boiler recertification

Sample cast iron boiler sections produced by Waupaca Foundry

#asme #castiron #iron-casting #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Jun 12, 2017

Waupaca Foundry Donates to Summer Celebration Iron Pour Event

On June 10, 2017 students from the University of Wisconsinâ€”Stevens Point and artists from across the Midwest created art from raw materials donated from Waupaca Foundry. Contemporary sculptures were created for the Stevens Point Sculpture Park during the Summer Celebration Iron Pour community event.

#castiron #community #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Jun 7, 2017

Waupaca Works

Finding ways to partner Waupaca High School students with area businesses is not a new idea. However, it now has a new name. The school district is calling it Waupaca Works.

Angie Landsverk | Waupaca County Post

#waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Community - May 31, 2017

2017 Hides For Heroes check presentation

Wounded Warriors | Hides for Heroes | Waupaca Foundry

Miller Brewing presented a check for $10,000 to Waupaca Foundry employee Dave Hintz for his work with Hides For Heroes. Read about the program and who is contributing.

Waupaca Foundry

#community #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Feb 22, 2017

Waupaca Foundry In A Box

Waupaca Foundry in a Box is an increasingly popular simulation tool for technical and industrial education teachers and students alike. Waupaca Foundry in a ...

Waupaca Foundry In a Box on YouTube

#community #etowah #lawrenceville #marinette #stem #tellcity #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Feb 16, 2017

New careers in coding

The need for people in careers with skills in Information Technology (IT) including computer support specialist, help desk support specialist, network specialist, network systems administration, software developer and web development and design specialist, is growing. That demand extends to the manufacturing sector including iron casting and component suppliers.

Angie Landsverk | Waupaca County Post

#it #jobs #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Feb 16, 2017

Student spotlight: Hannah Fudge

When I started college, I developed a deeper love for math and science, which is an encouragement to continue on my degree path. As a chemical engineer, I will use my science background to problem-solve and think on my feet in a production or design setting. I do not know the options I will have as an engineer, but right now, what I love most about my degree path is learning more about how the world works through chemistry and math.

Post-Crescent Media

#engineering #intern #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Feb 9, 2017

I Am Waupaca

Hear from our number one asset at Waupaca Foundry and learn more about our legacy and reputation. Foundry men and women share first hand how Waupaca Foundry ...

Waupaca Foundry | YouTube

#effingham #etowah #iron-casting #marinette #tellcity #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Feb 9, 2017

Salute to Veterans

Waupaca Foundry salute to veterans was first published on Novmeber 11, 2016 via broadcast and on http://www.wearegreenbay.com/.

Waupaca Foundry | YouTube

#marinette #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Nov 9, 2016

Waupaca Foundry Employee Creates Hides 4 Heros to Benefit Veterans

At times all it takes is determination and one person to change the world and that's just what Waupaca Foundry employee Dave Hintz is doing—one deer hide at a time.

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Oct 5, 2016

What is "Manufacturing Day" you ask?

Manufacturing Day is a celebration of modern manufacturing meant to inspire the next generation of manufacturers. Although Manufacturing Day officially occurs on the first Friday in October - this year is Oct 7, 2016 - any day can be a Manufacturing Day.

#community #effingham #etowah #events #foundry-in-a-box #manufacturing #marinette #tellcity #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Aug 25, 2016

Foundry in a Box Sparks Interest in Manufacturing Jobs

When a young person says "I want to be a firefighter when I grow up," there's a clear visual image of that career. But when a young person is told "you could have a career as a quality engineer," there's no reference point. But Waupaca Foundry is working to change the image of tomorrow's industrial careers.

Waupaca Foundry

#community #etowah #foundry-in-a-box #lawrenceville #marinette #tellcity #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - May 26, 2016

Waupaca Foundry Graduates Fill Skills Gap

Seventeen Waupaca Foundry employees graduated from a pilot program designed to develop skills required for high demand electrical maintenance positions. The program was funded by a state of Wisconsin Fast Forward grant designed to train current employees at eleven Wisconsin businesses, one of which is Waupaca Foundry. The program was funded by $229,000 from state grants and a $330,000 match from participating employers.

#marinette #stem #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Feb 18, 2016

Thinking Inside the Box

Waupaca County Post, February 18, 2016 - Students at Little Wolf Junior/Senior High School in Manawa, Wis. recently teamed with a group of employees from Waupaca Foundry to get a "day in the life" career experience participating in a Foundry in a Box simulation, providing insights into the manufacturing process at an iron foundry.

Debra Weisert | Waupaca County Post

#community #foundry-in-a-box #jobs #stem #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Feb 2, 2016

Improving the Quality of Castings at Waupaca Foundry

The quest for quality castings drives Waupaca Foundry to constantly seek out improvement opportunities. To this end, the core assembly and Waupaca Way teams examine foundry processes, adhesives, jigs, designs, and whatever else it takes to establish a new—and better—best practice.

Scott Bailey | Waupaca Foundry

#iron-casting #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Dec 22, 2015

Northeast Wisconsin Bird Club Visits Waupaca Foundry Property

Waupaca Foundry welcomed members of the Northeast Wisconsin Bird Club to its landfill property located north of Waupaca, WI. The Property is approximately 200 acres and includes several types of habitat (including grasslands, brushy areas, mature woodlands, and a wetland sedge meadow) that have been recognized to support a variety of bird species.

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Oct 1, 2015

Waupaca Foundry Moving Forward

Waupaca County Post,Â October 1, 2015

Waupaca County Post

#expansion #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Aug 24, 2015

NEW Manufacturing Alliance announces award winners

The Northeast Wisconsin Manufacturing Alliance will present six companies, four educators and three educational organizations with Excellence in Manufacturing/K-12 Partnerships Awards during its annual awards dinner Oct. 21 at the KI Convention Center. In the manufacturing categories, Laminations/Great Northern Corp. will receive the Brighter Image Award and Cut G. Joa Inc. will receive the Educational Partnerships Award. Georgia-Pacific will receive the Leadership Award and Waupaca Foundry will receive the Innovation Award. The Vollrath Company's Paul Bartelt will receive the Visionary Award and Kohler Co. will receive the Youth Apprenticeship Award.

Post-Crescent Media

#innovation #marinette #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Mar 15, 2015

Waupaca Foundry donates saw to tech ed | Waupaca County Post

Waupaca Foundry donated a Baileigh cut-off saw to Waupaca High School. The machine will be used in welding and metal fabrication classes, according to Terri Stults, the technology education instructor. Stultz said students will use the saw to complete assigned coursework. They will gain experience in the use of industrial-grade machines, achieve greater accuracy in their work, and have a high product output.

Waupaca County Post

#community #donation #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Jan 21, 2015

Summer Job Changed This College Student's Career Path

A natural aptitude for tinkering and fixing things started a career path for Trevor Williams. He started in the mill room at Waupaca Foundry in 2011 while he was finishing a degree in Criminal Justice at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. "I've always tinkered with stuff and I like fixing things," he said. â€œSo I volunteered for maintenance one weekend—then I kept volunteering for that work."

Brian Kaminske | Waupaca Foundry

#engineering #intern #jobs #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Culture - Dec 23, 2014

For Student, Summer Part-Time Job Is "Life Changing"

When you grow up in a foundry town or in a foundry family, the concept of "summer job" can be life changing.

Jill Schuelke | Waupaca Foundry

#intern #jobs #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Sep 20, 2014

Waupaca Foundry Gray Iron Castings Help Complete Community Project

One doesn't necessarily associate "Waupaca Foundry" with "fine arts," but visitors to Waupaca's South Park might do just that when they see a new sculpture on display.

Sara Timm | Waupaca Foundry

#community #waupaca #wfnews

Waupaca Foundry

Environmental - May 1, 2014

Waupaca Foundry Earns Environmental Award

On May 1, 2014 Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing Corp., located in Maryville, Missouri, awarded Waupaca Foundry the environmental award at its annual supplier conference. Since 2004, Waupaca Foundry has implemented significant energy conservation programs.

James Newsome | Waupaca Foundry

#award #iron-casting #marinette #off-highway #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Dec 27, 2013

Waupaca Foundry: Local Red Cross HERO

Every 9 minutes in the United States, an American Red Cross Disaster Action Team springs into action. In the quad counties of Waushara, Green Lake, Marquette and Waupaca where I serve, those disasters are primarily residential fires.

Vicki P. Jenks | American Red Cross Disaster Action

#community #nurse #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Nov 7, 2013

Gray iron boilers from Waupaca Foundry used in Hurricane Sandy relief efforts

One year after Hurricane Sandy slammed into 24 states, rebuilding efforts continue along the east coast. We'll take you back on the one year anniversary of the storm to a time when a nation united to help Sandy's victims' and Waupaca Foundry played a role.

Sara Timm | Waupaca Foundry

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Sep 17, 2013

Waupaca Foundry Leads Community Art Project Pouring Gray Iron Castings

Waupaca Foundry is honored to have sponsored and participated in the 7th Annual Waupaca Community Arts on the Square art project on August 17th, 2013. Participants were offered sand molds and encouraged them to carve a design of their choice and tell their story in tiles. Over 220 people participated and created artistic etchings of patterns, symbols, signatures, wildlife and more.

Kirk Kallio | Waupaca Foundry

#community #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Iron Castings - Jan 10, 2013

New Robots in the Family

New innovations are a regular thing at Waupaca Foundry. And this year is no different, with a new 65-liter robotic core machine. As Waupaca Foundry progresses with core cell automation, new cell installations now include robotics. That's the case with the newly installed L-65 robotic core cell running in the cold box core room at Plant 2/3 in Waupaca, Wisconsin. The new robotic core cell offers different types of pick-offs, including a vacuum head to remove a core from the core box without physically gripping it.

Randy Hillskotter

#innovation #robotics #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry

Community - Jan 2, 2013

Technology Gives Old Materials New Life

Recycling and reusing is not a new idea for the foundry industry. But bringing used foundry by-products back into the molding and casting process... That's news. In February 2013, Waupaca Foundry will be the first in the United States to install state-of-the-art sand reclamation technology at Plant 2/3 to reclaim used sand for the foundry. This experimental pilot program will bring new value to old sand and help reduce Waupaca's dependence on new-sand purchases.

Bryant Esch | Waupaca Foundry

#community #foundrysand #recycle #waupaca

Waupaca Foundry | PartingLINE

Now Hiring: Waupaca Foundry Seeks to Hire Up to 200 People

Waupaca Foundry Helps Preserve History in the Waupaca Community

A Life's Journey | Careers | Waupaca Foundry

Foundry installs Little Free Library

Internship yields a full-time position

Applying knowledge from the classroom to the workplace

This Marine is manufacturing weights in the U.S.A.

Student Gains Experience with Waupaca Foundry

Journalism Student Builds Portfolio with Internship at Waupaca Foundry

Occupational Health Nurse Keeps Waupaca Foundry Employees Healthy Amid COVID-19

Case Studies in Foundry 4.0

Waupaca Foundry employee collects hides to benefit nation’s heroes

Waupaca Foundrymen follow call to Afghanistan deployment

Project Backpack Moves

Consul-General of Japan | Manufacturing Technology | Waupaca Foundry

National Aviation Day

Casting Call: Bradley Stanchik

Waupaca Foundry Foreman Receives Patriot Award

Miskinis honored with education award and named AFS Technical Council chair

Waupaca Foundry Opens Machine Shop for Brake Parts

Waupaca Foundry opens machining facility

Casting Call: William Mork

Waupaca Foundry named large business of the year

Alex Hansen | Iron Casting Careers | Waupaca Foundry

Caring for workers

Workplace warriors

Internship Mirrors Future Career

U.S. Army Soldier Follows Family Tradition, From Waupaca Foundry to the Service

Retired Naval Chief Turned Foundryman

Pumpkin Time at the Miller's

Sunrise at Waupaca Foundry

Local hunters support veterans

College student takes internship 900 miles from home

Waupaca Foundry Gets Toyota Award

Employee Wellness Takes a Charitable Turn

Waupaca Foundry gains boiler recertification

Waupaca Foundry Donates to Summer Celebration Iron Pour Event

Waupaca Works

Wounded Warriors | Hides for Heroes | Waupaca Foundry

Waupaca Foundry In A Box

New careers in coding

Student spotlight: Hannah Fudge

I Am Waupaca

Salute to Veterans

Waupaca Foundry Employee Creates Hides 4 Heros to Benefit Veterans

What is "Manufacturing Day" you ask?

Foundry in a Box Sparks Interest in Manufacturing Jobs

Waupaca Foundry Graduates Fill Skills Gap

Thinking Inside the Box

Improving the Quality of Castings at Waupaca Foundry

Northeast Wisconsin Bird Club Visits Waupaca Foundry Property

Waupaca Foundry Moving Forward

NEW Manufacturing Alliance announces award winners

Waupaca Foundry donates saw to tech ed | Waupaca County Post

Summer Job Changed This College Student's Career Path

For Student, Summer Part-Time Job Is "Life Changing"

Waupaca Foundry Gray Iron Castings Help Complete Community Project

Waupaca Foundry Earns Environmental Award

Waupaca Foundry: Local Red Cross HERO

Gray iron boilers from Waupaca Foundry used in Hurricane Sandy relief efforts

Waupaca Foundry Leads Community Art Project Pouring Gray Iron Castings

New Robots in the Family

Technology Gives Old Materials New Life