Nebraska MEP: Recent Episodes
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Nebraska MEP is part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) program. Residing within the U.S. Department of Commerce, MEP was created in 1988 with the intent of enhancing the productivity and technological performance of U.S. manufacturers. Today, the MEP program consists of 51 centers in every state and Puerto Rico with over 400 service locations and 1,300 technical experts working together to advance and strengthen U.S. manufacturing.
Matt Allmand, director of the Nebraska MEP gives an overview of our mission to serve the state's manufacturing base.
An overview montage of our Job Relations Workshop at the Nebraska MEP Training & Technology Center.
This is a guide for clients to follow when filling out the survey for services rendered by the Manufacturing Extension Partnership.
Hunter Flodman and Matthew Jorgensen discuss the upcoming Process Control Essentials course offered to better equip bioprocessing industry personnel.
Business owners risk everything building their companies, yet they end up wearing too many hats and stuck in the weeds. John Fulwider helps them create a self-managing company that gives them the freedom to grow in the direction they want, at the speed they want.
This video outlines ISO 9001:2015 consultation and certification services offered by the Nebraska MEP
Job Relations (JR) teaches supervisors how to evaluate and take proper actions to handle and to prevent people-problems. It also demonstrates how positive employee relations can be used as the foundation for your employee relationships. In JR you learn how to judge good situations and to develop and maintain good relations with your employees.