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Two Locals, Two Countries, One Monument: The Gordie Howe International Bridge Shortly before noon on Monday July 27, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, behind the wheel of a Michigan-made Ford Mustang convertible, drove across the Gordie Howe International Bridge, officially opening it for passenger traffic. This was the grand opening for All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Fall 2026 With summer rapidly coming to an end and the fall season right around the corner, we would like to quickly recap a few great things Operating Engineers 324 has been a part of over the last few months. The 8th Annual American All Posts, News Article

It is early afternoon on a Thursday in the middle of the first hot and humid week of what will hopefully be a warm Michigan summer. The weather is nothing new for the crew working for NPL Construction Co., whose operators have worked in just about every condition Mother Nature All Posts, News Article

Overhead Conveyor Company (OCC), 80 Years of Work—and the Operating Engineers Who Help Make It Happen At automotive plants across Michigan, the quiet moments are often the most important. A shutdown window. A cleared production line. A narrow stretch of time where everything must come together—old systems removed, new ones All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Spring 2026 Spring is right around the corner, bringing with it warmer weather and for Labor-Management, it is a chance to continue the many great opportunities and projects we have been working on throughout the winter months. In January, we hosted our 23rd Annual All Posts, News Article

The planning started months ago, even while hope remained a solution would be reached. When it became evident the Legislature was not moving fast enough toward a solution, on September 3, 2025, that plan became action. Early that morning, thousands of workers, contractors, union members, and small business owners poured All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Winter 2025 With fall coming to an end and winter quickly approaching, the New Year is just around the corner. We take part in several events to continue our ongoing relationships and increase our outreach. On September 26, 2025, Operating Engineers and its partners All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Fall 2025 With summer rapidly coming to an end and the fall season right around the corner, we would like to quickly recap a few great things Operating Engineers 324 have been a part of over the last few months. The 7th Annual American All Posts, News Article

Inside the Lafayette Street Bridge Replacement with Operating Engineers 324 and Granite Kraemer It’s a clear morning on the Saginaw River in Bay City—the water is calm as a sheet of glass this late summer day. Approaching the south end of the city from the west has long meant crossing All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Summer 2025 It has been an eventful spring at Labor Management. As we are diving into the all-important busy season of construction in Michigan, here is a quick recap of the great things we have had the privilege of partnering with. In February and All Posts, News Article

On a brisk April morning in Howell, Michigan, more than five decades of progress gleamed beneath the sun. Past and present converged as Operating Engineers 324 celebrated the grand opening of a massive addition to the Sam T. Hart Construction Career Center: a $24 million indoor training arena, over 90,000 All Posts, News Article

Guardians of Masterpieces: How Operating Engineers 324 Keep the Detroit Institute of Arts Running Engineers News, Spring 2025 It’s before doors open, but a small group has assembled in the warm and inviting Diego Rivera courtyard at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA). Surrounded on all sides by the Detroit All Posts, News Article