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OE324 Getting the Job Done in the Clouds and Under the Ground Winter 2023 Engineers’ News Operating Engineer Steve Kruithoff has a unique way of tracking how high the tower crane he is manning today has grown. “When we started, we used to watch the Coast Guard helicopters fly overhead,” All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Winter 2023 With fall coming to an end and winter quickly approaching, the New Year is just around the corner. This year, we took part in several events to continue our ongoing relationships and our outreach. On September 22, 2023, Operating Engineers and its All Posts, News Article

Roncelli and Operating Engineers 324 – Building For The Future Rising over seventy feet above the ground at the Operating Engineers 324 Construction Career Center in Howell, the skeletal outline of a massive building is taking shape. While ground was just broken in May, there is already considerable progress – All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Fall 2023 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 we have been a part of over the last few months. The 5th Annual American Cancer Society All Posts, News Article

From the Summer 2023 Engineers’ News It’s only 7 a.m., but the sun has already been up for an hour and a half.  The sky is cloudless, and this picturesque stretch of rural Dorr, Michigan is dotted with newly constructed homes and others dating back over a century. They sit All Posts, News Article

At two modern buildings, a short drive down the I-94 corridor from each other, Operating Engineers 324 Stationary Engineers are putting their considerable skills to work overseeing facilities that provide invaluable power and comfort to two Michigan institutions.  At the McNamara Terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, they provide the heating, All Posts, News Article

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/2022/12/08/right-to-work-has-only-made-michigan-weaker/69709330007/ Stockwell: ‘Right to work’ has only made Michigan weaker Douglas Stockwell Ten years ago, the Republican-controlled Michigan Legislature, backed by then-Gov. Rick Snyder, rammed through a so-called “right-to-work” law in a lame duck session. They did it without public input or support, because they were never doing it to All Posts, News Article

Engineers’ News – Winter 2022 Opening a new aerial and materials handling equipment rental location in a competitive market like Detroit would be difficult at any time. Doing it in the middle of a worldwide pandemic that made even the most routine of staffing, sales, and dispatching work challenging might All Posts, News Article

With fall coming to an end and winter quickly approaching, the New Year is just around the corner. We take part in a number of events to continue our ongoing relationships and increase our outreach. On September 21, 2022, Operating Engineers 324 and its partners were able to bring an All Posts, News Article

https://www.wxyz.com/news/looking-for-an-apprenticeship-detroit-training-school-aims-to-get-more-people-into-trade-careers By: Whitney Burney Posted at 4:56 PM, Sep 26, 2022 and last updated 4:56 PM, Sep 26, 2022 DETROIT, Mich. — A Detroit training school is working to get more people into trade careers. All week the Operating Engineers Local 324 Stationary Engineer Education Center on Howard St. has open enrollment for apprenticeships. The roles they are All Posts, News Article

Oakland County road coworkers get new contract, new coworkers   All Posts, News Article

7 yards. 21 feet. It doesn’t seem like that much in the world around us. The length of a Christmas light string. The height of a giraffe at the zoo. The distance of the three-point arc in college basketball. But to the ships carrying the 80 million tons of cargo All Posts, News Article