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In wrapping up our fourth post on Wisconsin Oven’s Championship Culture series, we thought it would be interesting to hear from our President and CEO himself. Throughout the years CEO, Dave Strand, has worn many hats at Wisconsin Oven and now he not only wears the hat of President and CEO of Wisconsin Oven but also Thermal Product Solutions, LLC (TPS). For those of you who are late to the series, Wisconsin Oven was acquired by Thermal Product Solutions, LLC (TPS) in March of 2015. TPS is a leading American manufacturer of thermal processing products and test solutions with brands

In blog two of our Championship series our three employees Jeff, Jason, and Dan spoke about their feelings on the structure of the Championship Culture we have in place here at Wisconsin Oven. They all agreed that a system of checks and balances was the way to make and keep a successful company culture. One other pattern that stood out to us was the enthusiasm towards a proactive team and how that affects our customers. Today, we pick up where Jeff, Jason, and Dan left off on company culture. Our first question today: What does company culture mean to you

Last month we wrote our first blog post on the Championship Culture here at Wisconsin Oven. Heath at Maddox Industrial gave us a beautiful testimonial on both our ovens and company culture – a mentality of the “WOW” factor in which we all like to embrace. Today, we look towards our internal team of employees to discuss what Championship Culture means to them as an integral part of the WOC team. Jeff, a sales engineer at WOC, described what culture means to him. When asked about what the most important thing a company can do to keep their employees happy

Stepping into a Wisconsin Oven facility you would hear the term “Championship Culture” as a regular part of our vocabulary, alongside “WOW” factor. “WOW” stands for the Wisconsin Oven Way, a mentality which employers, employees, and repeat customers, alike, embrace. To the WOC team, these aren’t just phrases, but a state of mind. We stand apart from our competitors because our main concern is the customer’s experience. Our biggest reward is, ultimately, the repeat customers that we earn through the positivity of our team and work ethic. The Wisconsin Oven team of champions works closely alongside the customer, from start

Manufacturing is embracing Advanced Composite Materials (ACMs) in many different industries and applications. Characterized as high strength lightweight materials, ACMs are ideally suited for structural components in aircraft, aerospace, and automotive applications. Their dimensional stability, temperature, chemical resistance, flex performance, and relatively easy processing make them a perfect substitute for metal components. These new and innovative composite materials require higher processing temperatures than previous composites. We are introducing new batch ovens that suit the processing of advanced composite parts to meet the demands and requirements of higher cure temperatures. Most curing ovens have a standard heating temperature. This is fine

At Wisconsin Oven we are always on the go, attending many trade shows and conferences throughout the year. We highly value attending because both give us the opportunity to network with industry professionals. They also allow us to show how our versatile products meet the needs of a wide range of applications. In 2016, we will continue our travels and our first stop is quickly approaching! On February 8th-10th we will be heading to California for AeroDef® Manufacturing 2016, located at the Long Beach Convention Center. Aerospace and defense industries rely heavily on materials that require heat treating, composite curing

Some of the leading minds in aerospace will all come together once again at AeroDef 2016, the premiere commercial and defense aerospace manufacturing event. The event itself will be held February 8th-10th at the Long Beach Convention Center in California, with exhibits taking place February 9th and 10th. Since its inception, AeroDef has been focused on being a leading platform for networking and collaboration. Each year, AeroDef is attended by manufacturing, industrial and managing engineers, directors, managers, supervisors, CEOs, presidents, vice presidents and more. This event brings together so many varied integrated solutions from the smartest people in the aerospace