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Guardians of Masterpieces: How Operating Engineers 324 Keep the Detroit Institute of Arts Running Engineers News, Spring 2025 It’s before doors open, but a small group has assembled in the warm and inviting Diego Rivera courtyard at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA). Surrounded on all sides by the Detroit All Posts, News Article

When Barton Malow broke ground on Hudson’s Detroit, it wasn’t just the start of a project. It was the latest chapter in a 100-year story of innovation, partnership, and community impact. For nearly a century, Barton Malow has been a leader in construction, and much of that success has been All Posts, News Article

Great Lakes Bay Region employers recognized for apprenticeships By Midland Daily News Nov 27, 2024 Local businesses joined state and federal officials to promote apprenticeships on Nov. 13 at a ceremony hosted at Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort Hotel by Great Lakes Bay Michigan Works, the Michigan Department of Labor All Posts, News Article

Speed cameras in work zones: Michigan Senate approves legislation by Courtney Bennett, Mid-Michigan NOW https://midmichigannow.com/news/local/speed-cameras-in-work-zones-michigan-senate-approves-legislation FLINT, Mich. – If it gets signed into law, you may start getting a ticket in the mail for speeding through construction zones. The legislation in Michigan was passed last week in the Senate. If All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Fall 2024 With summer rapidly coming to an end and the fall season right around the corner, we would like to quickly recap a few great things we have been a part of over the last few months. The 6th Annual American Cancer Society All Posts, News Article

Labor Day may have passed, but summer is still going strong on westbound I-696 in Southfield. While the roadway remains open, a team works behind concrete barriers around a large machine. Ahead of the machine sits a concrete truck, feeding the Gomaco barrier paver the concrete it needs to set All Posts, News Article

For over 150 years, tourists from all over the world have descended upon the picturesque Mackinac Island every summer for rest, relaxation, and a step into the old world.  Horse-drawn taxis pull families down streets lined with fudge shops and craft stores, as bicycles and carts coast past the historic All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Summer 2024 It has been an eventful spring for Labor Management. As we are diving into the all-important busy season of construction in Michigan, here is a quick recap of some of the great opportunities that we have had the privilege of partnering on. All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Spring 2024 Spring is right around the corner, bringing with it warmer weather. For Labor Management, it is a chance to continue the many great opportunities and projects we have been working on throughout the winter months. In January, we hosted our 21st Annual All Posts, News Article

Operating Engineers 324 members keep the presses running Spring 2024 Engineers’ News It may seem like a math problem, but the answer is anything but: how do six Stationary Engineers, responsible for a seemingly endless list of responsibilities, keep a 700,000 square foot facility up and running on a schedule All Posts, News Article

OE324 Getting the Job Done in the Clouds and Under the Ground Winter 2023 Engineers’ News Operating Engineer Steve Kruithoff has a unique way of tracking how high the tower crane he is manning today has grown. “When we started, we used to watch the Coast Guard helicopters fly overhead,” All Posts, News Article

Labor-Management Education Committee – Lee Graham, Winter 2023 With fall coming to an end and winter quickly approaching, the New Year is just around the corner. This year, we took part in several events to continue our ongoing relationships and our outreach. On September 22, 2023, Operating Engineers and its All Posts, News Article