On top of that, Rowley even provides $5,000 scholarships to help aspiring manufacturers get education and training they need to launch their careers.” “Rowley is taking this problem head on by providing training and workforce development to men and women across Bristol. “Connecticut’s manufacturers make the greatest products in the world, but too many have trouble finding enough skilled workers to build the products their customers demand,” said Murphy. Department of Energy’s Better Buildings, Better Plants Program. In an effort to improve efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and cut energy costs, Rowley also participates in the U.S. The manufacturing company is also a dedicated partner of FAVARH – a local chapter of the world’s largest community-based organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities – and employs several members of the organization. To date, Rowley has hired three students through the program. Launched in August 2014, the program is designed to help adults who don’t have the financial means to go back to school get the skills they need to secure jobs in the manufacturing industry. With the help of the Bristol Adult Education Center, Rowley established the Adult Education Diploma and Certification program to provide free, hands-on training (over 120 hours per student) to anyone residing in the city of Bristol. Some of Rowley’s most well-known customers include Xerox Corporation, Pitney Bowes, and the U.S.

The manufacturer operates out of a 150,000 square foot facility in Bristol, Connecticut where 100 employees use more than 500 machines to manufacture products for over 700 customers worldwide. Today, Rowley manufactures precision springs, stampings, wire forms, sub-assemblies, and reel components for the aerospace, defense, medical, consumer products, and automotive industries. of Bristol is this week’s “Murphy’s Monday Manufacturer.” In 1954, Stanley Bitel founded Rowley Spring and Stamping out of his Rowley Street home in Berlin, Connecticut. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) announced that Rowley Spring and Stamping Corp.

The Military Form by Christopher Rowley