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"Speaking of Precision" is a podcast from Industry expert Miles Free III, in which he talks about precision machining. All episodes may be found on major platforms.
Episodes of "Speaking of Precision" can be found on all major platforms.
Episodes of “Speaking of Precision” with PMPA’s Miles Free III include:
- “The Steel Guy”: An Interview with Miles Free III
- Sulfur and Manganese
- Back After a Positive COVID-19 Test with Tanya DiSalvo from Criterion Tool
- Beware of False Unemployment Claims Filed In Your Name
- Mailbag Edition: Steel
- V.U.C.A. (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity)
- Committing to Sustain Our Businesses
- Six Factors for Tool Life
- How to Fix American Manufacturing
- Federal Government Spring 2020 Regulatory Agenda Part 1 (NRLB & EPA)
- Federal Government Spring 2020 Regulatory Agenda Part 2 (DOL & OSHA)
- Business Trend Indicators Proves Positive Economic Outlook
- *FIRST ALERT* Potential 100% Duty on Imported Copper Materials from Europe
- Interview with Scott Wiltsie of Vanamatic Company
- 5 Advantages of Cold Drawn Bars
- OSHA Inspection Priorities
- New OSHA Guidance: Cloth Face Coverings
- EEOC FAQs
- USMCA: What You Need to Know
- 3-S During COVID-19
- OSHA Emergency Action Plan
- *FIRST ALERT* Update on USMCA
- Paycheck Protection Program
- 12 Cardinal Rules for Shop Safety
- Advocacy and your Bottom Line
- 4 Keys to Business Sustainability
- 5 Reasons Against Face Masks in our Shops
- Policy and Communication Changes due to COVID-19
- Effective Associating: Ventilator Parts
- 12 Working From Home Leadership Tips
- What is Machinability?
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