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State Internship Program
Local graduate, company benefit from state internship program From The Bradford Era Max Shanks is putting his classroom knowledge to use at a local company this summer, as a participant in the State/Local Internship Program (PA SLIP). “I didn’t know about the opportunities here at Control Chief before, and I’m glad that I had the […]
Industry News
National Technology Day
National Technology Day recognizes how technology changes the world, and looks to the future of tech.. Control Chief is proud to be on the cutting edge of industrial remote control technology, and we salute the engineers and tech workers who help us design, build, and service our wireless solutions. Control Chief’s team is known for […]
Product Spotlight: Summit Series Industrial Remote Controls
Control Chief Wireless Solutions has been providing industrial remote controls to many different industries since 1971. CONTROL CHIEF SUMMIT SERIES SK2400 AND SK2500 Transmitters The Summit Series industrial remote control puts you in total control of your equipment from a safe vantage point on the plant floor. Using wireless technology, the remote control can be […]
National Skilled Trades Day
Today is National Skilled Trades Day, a day set aside to bring awareness to the need for skilled workers in the United States. According to a report by Forbes, over 53% of workers employed in a skilled trade are nearing retirement age. But only 1 in 5 graduating high school seniors are pursuing a trade […]
How the commodities supercycle could affect the US economy and industrial remote control
According to economists and researchers at Wall Street’s top investment firms, as the global pandemic loosens its grip on the economy, markets are bracing for what it calls a “supercycle” in commodities. That could mean a high yield for investors, and manufacturers like Control Chief are bracing for an increased demand in industrial remote controls. […]
USDA: Forecasts Shift to Soybeans
According to a report issued this month by the USDA, agriculture exports are continuing to grow steadily, with a focus shifting from corn to soybeans. U.S. grain and feed exports are forecast at $29.7 billion, up $200 million from the November forecast, as higher wheat and rice exports more than offset a decline in corn. […]
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