A. O. Smith Hosts More Than 150 Students to See Modern Manufacturing in Action
More than 150 students from five South Carolina high schools visited A. O. Smith Corp.’s McBee manufacturing facility on October 2 to get a firsthand look at modern manufacturing in action. 
The event provided students with a firsthand look at modern manufacturing careers and the technologies shaping the industry. Students from McBee High School, Darlington High School, Chesterfield High School, Cheraw High School, and the Academy for Careers and Technology participated in the event, which highlighted career opportunities in advanced manufacturing.
From robotics, welding, and 3D printing demonstrations to smart factory technologies and facility tours, students explored the skills and innovation that power today’s manufacturing careers.
“We’re proud to invest in workforce development by connecting students with our team members and showcasing the many opportunities available in advanced manufacturing,” the company states.
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