Shred event protects employee info, the environment
Honeywell’s focus goes beyond protecting our country’s nuclear weapons arsenal. The safety and well-being of the Honeywell team is also a top priority, which is why we say…
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The Kansas City National Security Campus is as dry as the Sahara Desert in some areas? Precision electronic assembly requires low humidity environments.
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KC youth have new place to explore technology & art
Honeywell has been all hands on deck for the last two months to create MakerSpace for urban teens at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City. Honeywell Federal…
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Scholarships set students on path to manufacturing careers
Honeywell is putting 20 recent high school graduates on the path to rewarding careers in manufacturing through the Honeywell Opportunity for Prosperity through Education (HOPE)…
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Small business flourishes with Honeywell coaching
Honeywell was awarded the DOE Small Business “Mentor of the Year” Award for helping a small Kansas-based machining and assembly vendor, Ultra-Tech Aerospace (UTA), with two…
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Eric Byer voted Volunteer of the Year for STEM passion
Mechanical Engineer Eric Byer was recognized for his STEM volunteer efforts by Grandview High School this spring. Eric is one of many volunteers from Honeywell working with…
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Simulation saves the day
The workload at Kansas City National Security Campus, along with the entire nuclear security enterprise, is dramatically increasing as we work to modernize and refurbish the…
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Take Your Child to Work Day emphasizes future careers
“Thank you for choosing to do work that matters for our country.” That’s what nearly 250 middle and high school students said to their parents at our 2018 Take Your Child to…
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Developing new technique to weld copper
Some like it hot…like copper, which requires roughly twice as much heat input than steel to get it to fuse correctly. Being a high-heat conductive alloy, copper is notorious…