Marquis-Larson seeks to expand workforce in Wisconsin
July 24, 2017
The group also said increased orders of Carver Yachts contributed to the need for more manufacturing staff.
The group also said increased orders of Carver Yachts contributed to the need for more manufacturing staff.
A new study shows that Mercury Marine is one of Wisconsin’s top employers.
The company said the 4,500-ton Buhler-Prince machine is the largest high-pressure die-casting machine in North America.
Mercury Marine said it opened its new 49,000-square-foot electro-deposition paint primer system expansion.
Mercury Marine earned “Green Master” designation from the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council for the sixth consecutive year.
The Larson Boat Group is moving its boatbuilding operations to Pulaski, Wis., shuttering the 104-year-old operation it has maintained in Little Falls, Minn., and discontinuing
Mercury Marine said it held its annual Veterans Day celebration Friday at the company’s headquarters in Fond du Lac, Wis.
The $5,000 fellowships were given to Brennan Dow and Christopher Suchocki to support their tuition at the school.
Marquis and Carver Yachts said its employees in Pulaski, Wis., donated more than $80,000 worth of material and equipment.
Mercury Marine was recently featured on Titan American Built, a nationally televised program focusing on manufacturing in the United States.
The group also said increased orders of Carver Yachts contributed to the need for more manufacturing staff.
A new study shows that Mercury Marine is one of Wisconsin’s top employers.
The company said the 4,500-ton Buhler-Prince machine is the largest high-pressure die-casting machine in North America.
Mercury Marine said it opened its new 49,000-square-foot electro-deposition paint primer system expansion.
Mercury Marine earned “Green Master” designation from the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council for the sixth consecutive year.
The Larson Boat Group is moving its boatbuilding operations to Pulaski, Wis., shuttering the 104-year-old operation it has maintained in Little Falls, Minn., and discontinuing
Mercury Marine said it held its annual Veterans Day celebration Friday at the company’s headquarters in Fond du Lac, Wis.
The $5,000 fellowships were given to Brennan Dow and Christopher Suchocki to support their tuition at the school.
Marquis and Carver Yachts said its employees in Pulaski, Wis., donated more than $80,000 worth of material and equipment.
Mercury Marine was recently featured on Titan American Built, a nationally televised program focusing on manufacturing in the United States.
