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International Association Of Machinists District 751 Celebrates The Grand Opening Of Its New Training Center In Everett, Washington, Which Is ‘Designed To Meet The Evolving Needs Of Today’s Aerospace Workforce’

Published Tuesday, June 24, 2025
by IAM News
International Association Of Machinists District 751 Celebrates The Grand Opening Of Its New Training Center In Everett, Washington, Which Is ‘Designed To Meet The Evolving Needs Of Today’s Aerospace Workforce’

(EVERETT, WASHINGTON) - International Association Of Machinists (IAM) District 751 is marking a significant milestone with the grand opening of its new Training Center in Everett, Washington.

International President Brian Bryant and Western Territory General Vice President Robert “Bobby” Martinez recently joined District and Local Leaders, Members, and community allies to cut the ribbon on the cutting-edge facility, designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s Aerospace Workforce.

“We didn’t build this just to keep up, we built it to lead,” IAM District 751 Directing Business Representative Jon Holden said. “This center ensures our Members have access to the same high-tech tools and instruction as the industries they serve.”

The new Training Center spans more than 20,000 square feet and features a suite of state-of-the-art tools and classrooms.

Among the highlights are hands-on training equipment - including computer-numerical-control (CNC) simulators, paint and welding virtual reality simulators, advanced metrology tools, 3D printers, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), and augmented reality technology to enhance industrial applications.

“This new facility represents our deep commitment to investing in our Members,” International President Brian Bryant said. “It’s a place where careers begin, skills are strengthened and the future of aerospace is built.”

The facility also includes real-world, shop-ready machinery, such as mills and lathes and fully outfitted welding rigs that allow Members to train on actual equipment used in today’s aerospace manufacturing.

This practical, hands-on instruction ensures IAM Members gain experience with the same tools and standards found on the shop floor at companies like Boeing.

The center also includes flexible classroom space and a large Union Hall for meetings and events.

By combining traditional classroom learning with hands-on training and community partnerships, the facility positions Members for long-term success, IAM Officials said.

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