American Precision Museum

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, River Valley Tech Center (RVTC), and Black River Innovation Campus (BRIC) for our LEGO Community Day! 🙌 Your enthusiasm and creativity made it a truly memorable event. These aspiring innovators got hands-on experience with the SPIKE program, a key tool in FIRST LEGO League competitions, as they explored the exciting world of robotics and engineering 🛠️🚀Programs like these are vital for inspiring the next generation of manufacturing talent. Together, we're laying the foundation for the future of our industry, one brick at a time. Stay tuned for more opportunities to collaborate and innovate with us at the American Precision Museum! 🔗See all the photos: https://lnkd.in/gWt3FthR #ManufacturingFuture #FIRSTLEGOLeague #AmericanPrecisionMuseum #STEMEducation

🚀 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🚀 The American Precision Museum (APM) in Windsor, Vermont, is hiring a passionate and experienced STEM Educator to join our team as the Education Manager! If you're someone who thrives in a mission-driven environment, has a knack for innovative STEM education, and loves connecting history with modern technology, this might be your dream role. You'll lead and expand our diverse programming, manage our STEM+M Pathways Project, and work closely with a small but mighty team dedicated to inspiring the next generation of innovators. Key Responsibilities: 🔧 Create and lead educational programs for all ages. 🔧 Develop and monitor budgets for programs and sponsored projects 🔧 Cultivate partnerships with community leaders and organizations that serve youth, adult learners, and families to ensure program impact 🔧 Supervise and mentor Education Specialist Why APM? Join us in a historic 19th-century factory building, home to a world-class collection of manufacturing technology, where we inspire creativity and problem-solving in a 21st-century context. 💼 Full-time | $60K–$70K | Hybrid Schedule | Comprehensive Benefits 💼 Ready to make an impact? Send your resume and letter of interest to Lisa Martin at apmtalent88@gmail.com. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We aim to fill this role by September 2024. #STEMeducation #MuseumJobs #Innovation #STEMCareers #EducationManager #HiringNow #PrecisionManufacturing #ManufacturingEducation

We’re committed to inspiring the next generation to choose careers in manufacturing. Through engaging events and hands-on activities, we’re helping kids develop essential skills and a passion for this dynamic field. Our recent Codecraft event showcased how learning about circuits, conductive materials, and coding can spark interest in manufacturing careers. We’re excited to continue these initiatives and foster the future talent that will drive our industry forward. Let’s work together to support and mentor young minds, ensuring they are ready to take on the challenges and opportunities of the manufacturing world. #Manufacturing #FutureTalent #STEMEducation #AmericanPrecisionMuseum #IndustrialExcellence #CareerDevelopment

This opportunity is still available! If interested- please apply. Join our team - it’s a great place to work. See instructions below.

This past weekend four American Precision Museum employees joined the Society of Industrial Archeology on a tour of the Windsor, Vermont property of Ed Battison (1915 - 2009), the founder of the American Precision Museum. Jay Boeri, Chair of the Trustees for the Battison Museum lead the tour of the property that included among many fascinating artifacts, the very first Stanley Steamer.

Rock and Roll with a HAAS at the HFO Trident Open House. Thanks for inviting the American Precision Museum to be a part of the "concert", Lorraine Palmer!

We can't thank Lorraine Palmer from HFO Trident enough, for inviting the American Precision Museum to be a part of their open house last week. What a great opportunity for us to showcase the museum's history as the birthplace of precision manufacturing to the southern stretches of the Precision Valley. Thank you Lorraine Palmer!

Thank you to Leif Johnson of Norwich Technologies for giving us a tour and a lesson about the new energy storage that Norwich Technologies is developing and testing right here in Windsor, VT. The staff of the American Precision Museum took a field trip recently thanks to Joel Stettenheim making this connection for us. We learned a lot!

We have the machines! In fact, the American Precision Museum has so many historic machines that we have to store some of them offsite. We took inventory of them recently with our Executive Director, Steven Dalessio and our Collections Technician, John Alexander. Shown here are a very old universal grinder and a very large Vanhorn planer. Come see our collection of historic machines at the American Precision Museum in Windsor, VT.

Happy Fourth of July from all of us at the American Precision Museum! Today, we celebrate the craftsmanship and innovation that makes our country great. From the first machines made in the USA to the precision tools that built our nation, we're proud to be part of this tradition. Cheers to American-made excellence! Made in the USA pictures are from artifacts in the collection. Which was difficult to find because most of our machines simply state the city they were made in. The USA part was assumed.