NEF Cheers on Adam Cove's Journey in the Race to Alaska!!!
Greetings, fellow adventurers and sea lovers! Join us as we rally behind the intrepid Adam Cove, a beacon of courage and adventure, as he embarks on an exhilarating journey through the challenging waters of the Race to Alaska. Proudly supported by New England Foundry, Adam sets sail on this remarkable odyssey aboard the steadfast Marshall 18 Catboat "Wildcat," crafted by our friends at Marshall Marine and adorned with NEF castings.
From the tranquil harbor of Padanaram, Adam bids farewell to familiar shores and embraces the call of adventure with unwavering determination. Guided by the sturdy Wildcat, a masterpiece of maritime craftsmanship, Adam sets his sights on the distant horizon, ready to conquer the 750 nautical miles that stretch from Port Townsend, Washington to the rugged wilderness of Ketchikan, Alaska.
But Adam is no ordinary sailor – he is a modern-day explorer, fueled by a spirit of curiosity and a thirst for discovery. With each wave that crashes against his vessel and every gust of wind that fills his sails, Adam embraces the challenges of the open sea with courage and resilience, embodying the essence of adventure in its purest form.
As Adam's journey unfolds, we stand proudly beside him as steadfast supporters and admirers. While the allure of victory and glory beckons, we understand that for Adam, the true reward lies not in the destination, but in the journey itself – in the moments of solitude beneath the starlit sky, the breathtaking landscapes that unfold with each passing mile, and the bonds of camaraderie forged with fellow adventurers along the way.
So here's to Adam Cove, our fearless sailor and cherished friend! May the winds carry you swiftly toward your destination, the seas be kind and merciful, and the stars illuminate your path on this epic voyage. As you chart your course through the vast expanse of the Pacific Northwest, know that you carry with you the hopes and well-wishes of all of us here at New England Foundry.
Fair winds and following seas, Adam. We'll be cheering you on every nautical mile of the way!
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Warm regards,
New England Foundry
PRESS RELEASE
NEF Achieves AS9100D / ISO9001:2015 Certification!!!
We are thrilled to announce that New England Foundry has successfully achieved AS9100D / ISO9001:2015 certification, showcasing our unwavering commitment to quality and excellence in the manufacturing of castings for aerospace, defense, and commercial applications.
This certification is a testament to our dedication to upholding the highest standards in the industry. NEF has undergone rigorous assessments and audits to ensure compliance with the stringent requirements of AS9100D and ISO9001:2015. Our focus is on delivering top-notch products that meet and exceed the expectations of our valued clients.
What does this mean for you?
Quality Assurance: Our commitment to quality is now officially recognized with internationally acclaimed certifications. You can trust NEF to consistently deliver castings that meet the highest standards.
Aerospace Excellence: With our AS9100D certification, we demonstrate our dedication to excellence in the aerospace industry. Whether you require components for aircraft, defense systems, or commercial applications, NEF is your trusted partner.
Enhanced Processes: The ISO9001:2015 certification reinforces our commitment to maintaining robust quality management systems. This ensures streamlined processes and continuous improvement across all facets of our operations.
Reliable Partnership: As a certified company, NEF is better equipped to support your projects with precision, reliability, and efficiency. Our team is proud to be part of an elite group of organizations that adhere to the highest industry standards.
Our journey towards excellence continues, and we are excited about the opportunities this certification brings for both NEF and our valued clients. Thank you for your continued trust in New England Foundry. We look forward to serving you with the highest quality castings for your aerospace, defense, and commercial needs.
AS9100D/ISO9001:2015 CERTIFICATION
ATTENTION
Now Hiring
FOUNDRY OPERATOR
Job Description
We are seeking an entry-level or experienced molder/foundry person to help build high-quality cast parts. The ideal candidate would have a desire to learn, a great attitude, an interest to be in a flexible, team-oriented environment, and the discipline to maintain top-quality work.
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
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Work safely in a manufacturing environment while wearing Personal Protective Equipment.
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Follow detailed verbal/written instructions, processes, and procedures.
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Prepare and assemble materials and parts.
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Create sand-casting molds by means of hand tools and vibratory/pressing equipment
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Move sand, castings, flasks, or other materials about foundry by hand, using wheelbarrow or cart, or by loading them onto conveyor.
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Install and remove steel jackets and bands
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Break sand mold from finished casting, using bar or hammer.
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Break up used sand molds with bar and shovel sand for reuse in new molds.
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Operate hand power tools, material handling equipment, and any other required machinery efficiently and safely.
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Perform quality control checks and verify work order specifications.
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Properly fill out basic forms, reports, and label products correctly.
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Communicate and work effectively with others.
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Report concerns with quality, processes, equipment, and material to Supervisor.
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Maintain a clean and organized work area to facilitate manufacturing functions.
Requirements:
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Able to lift 50lbs.
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Able to pass respirator fit test.
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Able to pull, push, lift, pivot from side to side and stand for long periods of time.
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Able to follow written/verbal instruction.
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Ability to read, write, perform basic mathematical functions, and use a tape measurer.
Job Details
Salary: BOE
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits
Health, Dental, Life Insurance
Paid Time Off – Holiday, Sick, Vacation
401(k) matching
We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other category protected by law.
July 22, 2022
Potentia Manufacturing Group has purchased New England Foundry, LLC
Potentia Manufacturing Group has purchased New England Foundry, LLC, formerly the Anbar division of Edson International. Located in Taunton, Massachusetts, New England Foundry specializes in sand casting of aluminum, brass, and bronze for the marine, aerospace, and industrial markets with the number one focus continuing to be on the marine market.
New England Foundry continues to manufacture its products in its updated Taunton facility.
According to David N. Slutz, managing director of Potentia, the addition of New England Foundry to the Potentia family of manufacturing companies will provide value-added, synergistic opportunities for customers of the foundry and for clients of other Potentia companies.
“When customers see the Potentia name, they know they are dealing with a reputable company that provides exceptional customer service, fine American workmanship, and cost-effective access to other precision machining and metalworking services they may need to complete their projects in a timely manner,” Slutz said.
Potentia Manufacturing Group, an entity of Potential Holdings, LLC, is a family of companies offering precision engineering and manufacturing of metal and plastic components for aerospace (commercial and military), energy, marine, medical/ biotech/pharmaceutical, robotics, instrumentation, automation, laser, semiconductor, and other industries.
In addition to New England Foundry, companies in the Potentia Manufacturing Group include Franklin Sheet Metal, ITAL-TECH Machined Products, Jet Machined Products, MacDiarmid Precision Machining, and Trilap Precision Finishing. For further information visit www.potentiallc.net.