The Eagle Group practices a committed, layered approach to reaching the next generation—changing perceptions and attracting future metalcasters one program, one tour, and one conversation at a time.
The Eagle Group has been featured in multiple industry publications for its ongoing commitment to U.S. manufacturing, sustainability, and workforce development. Explore the latest articles and press coverage highlighting our people and progress.
The Eagle Group practices a committed, layered approach to reaching the next generation—changing perceptions and attracting future metalcasters one program, one tour, and one conversation at a time.
“Can this part be recreated?” That was the question Mark Fazakerley asked as he examined a corroded and broken component retrieved from the sunken hull of his boat. It was a deceptively simple question—because this wasn’t just any part, and this wasn’t just any boat.
Automation in investment casting continues to evolve, driven by industry partnerships aimed at enhancing safety, efficiency and casting quality. AFS Corporate Member Eagle Precision Cast Parts, located near the shores of Lake Michigan in Muskegon, Michigan, has long collaborated with AFS Corporate Member AW Bell and Buntrock Industries to integrate robotic systems into its operations.
In the hands-on world of manufacturing, textbooks alone can’t provide the full picture—real-world experience is essential for developing expertise and encouraging innovation. For both students and manufacturing companies hoping to secure talented employees in the future, internships bridge the gap between classroom theory and hands-on application.
AFS Corporate Member Eagle Alloy hosted a visit from its Michigan State Representative, Luke Meerman and his son Kennett. Rep. Meerman has fought against damaging regulations that present obstacles for the company and the metalcasting industry in general.
Hiring has become a huge challenge to attract new workers and retain them, and it’s a topic of much discussion. Eagle Alloy is also impacted by its location in Muskegon, Michigan, which is a heavy industrial area with a lot manufacturing companies that pay very well; the competition in this area for these workers is even more challenging.
The Michigan Manufacturers Association announced Eagle Alloy (Muskegon, Michigan) has been selected as the 2018 recipient of the John G. Thodis Michigan Manufacturer of the Year Award. The award honors the important, positive and tangible contributions individual manufacturers make to their employees, customers and communities.
Foundries are used to dealing in absolutes: supply, production and delivery. In fact, the entire manufacturing industry is built around tangible products. Whether you’re talking about automobiles or fidget spinners, manufacturing means products you can see, touch and use.
The Muskegon, Michigan steel casting facility’s multifaceted approach to corporate responsibility includes improved employee health care, waste limitations and community engagement.