Additional online event offers virtual operations tour for anyone, anywhere
For the first year since the onset of the global pandemic, Allegion was thrilled to open its doors to students, educators and community officials, alike, for in-person Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) experiences yet again. This marks Allegion’s eighth year participating in MFG Day, an annual collaborative effort among U.S. manufacturers that’s supported by industry organizations like the National Association of Manufacturing (NAM).
Throughout the month of October, seven of Allegion’s U.S. manufacturing sites hosted “MFG Day field trip” events at their local operations, with the aim of educating and inspiring students on today’s vibrant career opportunities in the manufacturing industry. Students heard first-hand from Allegion employees in a variety of manufacturing roles and stages in their careers on their personal journeys in manufacturing. They also participated in behind-the-scenes tours of Allegion’s local operations in: Security, Colorado; Indianapolis, Indiana; Cincinnati, Ohio; Snoqualmie, Washington; Chino, California; Olathe, Kansas; and Princeton, Illinois.
In addition to these in-person field trips, Allegion leveraged best practices from 2021 and 2020 to also host a “virtual MFG Day field trip,” concluding the month of manufacturing celebrations. Students and educators, suppliers and others were invited to attend the 60-minute live event, from remote locations, to learn about the vibrant and valuable opportunities available in manufacturing today through video tours and a dynamic panel discussion.