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Scott Gauvin is the CEO of Macresco Consulting and the co-founder of the Respect for People Roadmap. With 30 years of experience in operations, he has helped organizations around the world and across industries rethink the path to transformationânot just in process, but in mindset.A contributing author to Leading With Compassion: Cultivating Connection from the Inside Out, Scott believes real change happens when organizations bridge the gap between culture and strategy. Right now, heâs focused on helping organizations unlock performance by systematically cultivating the behaviors that make it possible.Link to the Respect for People Roadmap website - www.respectforpeopleroadmap.comConnect with Respect for People on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/respect-for-people/Scotts book - Leading with Compassion: Cultivating Connection from the Inside Out https://a.co/d/6s2Zv7MConnect with Scott on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottgauvin/
Link to the Test Drive - https://bit.ly/respect-demoIf anyone wants to test drive some of the content, this demo is an hours worth of content.Produced by Arthur FieldEdited by Arthur FieldRecorded by Arthur FieldWant to partner with Arthur?https://tidycal.com/meetarthurPodcast Chapters/Timestamps0:00 - Intro: The Hidden Crisis in ManufacturingHost Arthur introduces the episodeâs focus on people-first solutions for productivity gaps and welcomes Scott Galvin.1:00 - Scott Galvinâs Journey: From Lean to Human-Centered WorkplacesScott shares his evolution from lean manufacturing to advocating for respect for people and his mission to create better workplaces for future generations.4:28 - The âSilver Tsunamiâ & Why Continuous Improvement FailsWhy retiring boomers, tribal knowledge loss, and outdated processes threaten shopsâand why fixing culture comes before fixing machines.9:55 - 3 Pain Points When Companies Ignore PeopleLow engagement (âNot my job!â)Siloed problem-solvingResistance to innovation13:54 - The 3 Non-Negotiable Insights for Thriving CulturesBehavior greater than Judgment: Get curious, not critical.Value Whole People: Mariaâs travel experience solving global sales issues.Collective Wisdom: Partner across roles for mutual benefit.20:28 - Case Study: How a $800 Drill Slashed Cycle Times by 80%Real-world example of empowering frontline teams to drive change (and why tooling ROI beats new machines).25:25 - Hiring, Retention & the Surprising Link to RespectWhy low turnover, easier hiring, and innovation spike when shops prioritize compassion.31:45 - Your 2024 Playbook: Start HereAudit 3 recurring processes WITH employees.Retrofit old machines with input from operators.Build cross-department âproblem-solving alliances.â36:12 - Closing: Reigniting Day-One Excitement in Your TeamScottâs final take: âPeople donât resist changeâthey resist being changed.â
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What if your shop could run at 90% efficiency with the machines you already own? Mike Payne shares his blueprint for modernizing manufacturing without million-dollar budgets. From game-changing tooling upgrades to bridging the generational gap, this episode is a masterclass in survivingâand thrivingâin todayâs industry.
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All views and opinions in this Podcast belong to Jonas Ström and do not reflect those of his employer, Autodesk Inc.Connect with Jonas Ström on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stromjonas/Produced by Arthur FieldEdited by Arthur FieldRecorded by Arthur FieldWant to partner with Arthur?https://tidycal.com/meetarthur0:00:00 - Welcome to Machine Shop Tech Talk0:01:18 - Autodesk Fusion: Breaking Down Data Silos in Manufacturing0:05:03 - Real-World Pain Point: Arthurâs Die-Cast Fixture Chaos0:07:34 - How Fusion Solves Feedback Loops (CAD â CAM)0:10:48 - Global Collaboration: Sweden â Spain â USA0:13:09 - Autodeskâs Secret Sauce: Culture of Partnership0:15:00 - Hollywoodâs Best-Kept Secret: Autodesk in Oscar-Winning Films0:18:30 - Jonasâ Career Advice: âManufacturing Has Endless Opportunitiesâ0:18:53 - Closing: Keep Your Spindles Turning
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Join us on Machine Shop Tech Talk as we sit down with Noah Graff, a seasoned expert in used machinery and host of Swarfcast, to explore why buying used machines might be the smartest move for your shop. From massive cost savings (think half the price of new!) to snagging equipment unavailable in todayâs market, Noah shares practical insightsâlike how a $25,000 used screw machine can outshine a $2M new one for the right job.We dive into real-world examples, debunk myths about used equipment, and uncover how startups and veterans alike can leverage the used market to boost ROI and grow. Plus, hear cautionary tales about shady dealers and tips for finding trustworthy brokers. Perfect for machinists, shop owners, and anyone passionate about bringing manufacturing back to North America. Links to Noahâs blog (Todayâs Machining World) and podcast (Swarfcast) belowâdonât miss out!Check out Swarf Cast here:https://todaysmachiningworld.com/swar...Connect with Noah on LinkedIn: / noahgraffswarfcast [Chapter Selection]0:00 - Introduction: Welcome to Machine Shop Tech Talk0:34 - Meet Noah Graff: The Used Machinery Treasure Hunter4:42 - Reason 1: Availability When New Isnât an Option6:25 - Reason 2: Massive Cost Savings7:54 - Reason 3: Matching Equipment to Your Needs9:25 - Reason 4: Entry Point for Startups10:40 - Reason 5: ROI-Driven Choices for Veterans11:03 - Tip 1: Research Your Dealer to Avoid Scams16:46 - Tip 2: Ask Around Before You Buy19:40 - Tip 3: Watch for Red Flags in Trust21:56 - Wrap-Up: Connect with Noah & Final ThoughtsProduced by Arthur FieldEdited by Arthur FieldRecorded by Arthur FieldWant to partner with Arthur?https://tidycal.com/meetarthur
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What if your biggest frustrations at work are actually career gold?
In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur Field sits down with Ray Harkins (GM @ Lexington Technologies, educator to 95K+ manufacturing pros) to crack the code on:
đ§ How customer complaint led to 120K in savings (and a promotion)
đ„ Why hiding mistakes is the #1 career killer in manufacturing
đ The âugly dataâ hack that makes you irreplaceableRay shares:
âYour customer complaints arenât problems â theyâre free consulting reports.â
âDocumenting failures isnât about blame â itâs building a portfolio of future wins.â
âIf your data doesnât embarrass leadership, youâre not digging deep enough.â
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In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur sits down with Jesse, the owner of a machining and fabrication facility, to dive into his incredible journey from building skateboard ramps as a kid to crafting custom drumsticks and eventually manufacturing gunstocks on CNC machines. Jesse shares his story of perseverance, innovation, and the importance of loving what you do. From sleeping in his car at trade shows to retrofitting industrial machines, Jesseâs journey is a testament to the power of hard work, creativity, and finding your natural rhythm in life.
Whether you're in manufacturing, entrepreneurship, or just looking for inspiration, this conversation is packed with valuable insights and lessons on overcoming challenges and building a life you love.
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In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur sits down with Tim, a passionate advocate for trades education, to discuss his groundbreaking work in bringing machining education to high schools in Calgary. Tim shares how he developed an open educational resource (OER) called Machine Shop Fundamentals, a free online curriculum designed to teach students and teachers the basics of machining, from reading measuring tools to safely operating lathes and mills.
Discover how Tim rallied local businesses, suppliers, and educators to donate tools, provide training, and support high schools in offering machining credits to students. Learn about the challenges he faced, the surprising lack of awareness around machining as a career, and the inspiring results heâs already seeingâlike students transitioning from high school to post-secondary machining programs.
If youâre passionate about trades education, community building, or manufacturing, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration. Timâs story proves that with a little initiative and collaboration, we can make a big impact in our local communities.
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In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur sits down with Andriy to dive deep into the world of SR&ED (Scientific Research and Experimental Development). Did you know that billions of dollars in government funding are left unclaimed by Canadian companies every year?
Whether you're a machine shop, a manufacturer, or a tech innovator, SR&ED could be the key to unlocking significant financial support for your R&D efforts. Andriy breaks down what SR&ED is, who qualifies, and how you can take advantage of this program to reinvest in your business.
From debunking myths to sharing real-world examples, this conversation is a must-listen for any Canadian company looking to grow and innovate. Donât miss out on this opportunity to learn how you can reclaim up to 60% of your R&D expenses!
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In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur sits down with Mike, the founder of MotoTool, to discuss the challenges machine shop owners face when sourcing tools and getting quotes. Mike shares his journey from being a machinist to starting his own machine shop, Exact Industries, and how his experiences led him to create MotoToolâa platform designed to bring transparency and efficiency to the industry.
Learn how MotoTool is simplifying the process of finding tools, getting accurate pricing, and reducing lead times, all while empowering small business owners to focus on what they do best. Whether you're a machinist, shop owner, or just curious about the industry, this conversation is packed with insights and actionable advice.
Tune in to discover how MotoTool is changing the game for machine shops everywhere!
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In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur sits down with Steven to explore the fascinating intersection of gaming and manufacturing. From the competitive mindset of high-score gaming to the cooperative dynamics of team-based play, Steven shares how gamification can transform workplace culture, boost productivity, and make the shop floor a more engaging and enjoyable environment.
Whether you're a shop owner, manager, or machinist, this conversation offers actionable insights on how to foster teamwork, incentivize performance, and create a workplace where everyone feels like theyâre part of a winning team.
Tune in to discover how the principles of gaming can help you level up your shopâs success!
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In this episode of Machine Shop Tech Talk, Arthur sits down with Paul from Pro Shop ERP to explore how manufacturers can stay agile in a fast-paced industry. From urgent customer demands to last-minute design revisions, Paul shares actionable insights on leveraging digital tools to streamline workflows, eliminate paper-based bottlenecks, and respond to changes with confidence. Discover real-world storiesâlike resolving a critical revision mix-up in minutes from the side of the roadâand learn how Pro Shop ERP empowers shops to adapt quickly, reduce errors, and build stronger customer relationships. Whether youâre an OEM or a contract manufacturer, this conversation is packed with strategies to turn flexibility into your competitive edge.
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Who is a leader?
Most people think of bosses, CEOs and Owners when you ask them. However, ANYONE, in ANY role can be a leader.
In every moment of your life, you have the choice to Lead, Follow, or GET OUT OF THE WAY.
Listen in as Kirk shares his insights from a wide breadth of experience from highschool, to the military, to being General Manager for several companies all at once.
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Todays guest is a CMMS all-star!My buddy Greg Christensen is the host of CMMSradio, a podcast about all things CMMS (computerized maintenance management software), and a consultant who draws on his 3+ decades of experience in CMMS, FM, Maintenance Management, and the like.After thousands of demos, even more client interactions and projects, and numerous deployments. Co-founder and VP of CMMS, relentlessly pursuing the "elusive win-win," the podcast helps even more companies and people navigate their CMMS journey with expert guests, inspiring monologues, and a no-nonsense approach that is real, raw, and relatable. If you have a CMMS project and want some insights - Connect with Greg and follow CMMSradio on your favourite podcasting medium.He's passionate about the space - ALL of it - and loves to help solve problems.Visit https://www.cmmsradio.com to schedule your consultation with Greg.Want to check out the other conversation I had with Greg?Head over to his YouTube @cmmsradio He's got tons of wisdom to share with you all on your journeyProduced by Arthur FieldEdited by Arthur FieldRecorded by Arthur Fieldhttps://www.meetarthur.caWant to grab a virtual coffee?https://tidycal.com/meetarthur
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Do you know the importance of the trades to North America?Don't know what to do to make a difference?!Fear not, on todays episode our guest brings you a ton of actionable options to secure the future of North America.Todays guest is moving and shaking the manufacturing industry as BDM for Loudon County in Virginia USA, with one of THE longest titles ever, you can hear the man himself deliver it a few minutes into the video.Connect with Brandon Ferris, MS, MBAhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-ferris-bdmProduced by Arthur FieldEdited by Arthur FieldRecorded by Arthur Fieldwww.meetarthur.caWant to grab a virtual coffee?https://tidycal.com/meetarthur
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Ray has spent his career in manufacturing, starting in the quality assurance field he has worked his way up to running a company while also devoting his weekends and evenings to developing courses to train up anyone on the skills they need most.
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Don has been in the cutting tool world his entire career, in this episode he lays out the keys to having success with any tools at the spindle.
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This is the first episode, focusing on youth in Manufacturing!
Join us as Atulram Vucha shares from his journey as a young man of 21, through school, and into his very exciting career path, completely designed by his interests!
Connect with this amazing young man on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/atulramv/
