Aquatherm Industries, Inc. Hosts Third Annual Manufacturing Day Event

Aquatherm Industries, Inc. held their third annual Manufacturing Day Event on Tuesday, October 7. “MFG Day” is a national event organized by the Manufacturing Institute and is held each October with the goal of inspiring the next generation of the workforce.

Aquatherm Industries hosted 18 juniors from Ocean County Vocational Technical School’s Engineering Technology program for a series of plant tours geared towards students interested in modern manufacturing. In addition to a plant tour, students participated in presentations on all aspects of running a manufacturing company – including engineering & design, production and quality control.

“We are honored to be in a position to help inspire the next generation, and appreciative of our ongoing relationship with leadership at the Ocean County Vocational Technical School,” says Dan Sizelove, VP of Sales and Marketing at Aquatherm Industries. “Manufacturing isn't just about making things; it's about innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving. It's a world where creativity meets precision, and students like these can play a vital role in shaping the future of US manufacturing.”

This year, the group was joined by Ocean County Commissioner, Jennifer Bacchione, who serves as the liaison to several Ocean County government departments including the Ocean County Division of Business Development. Commissioner Bacchione presented Aquatherm with an Ocean County Board of Commissioners certificate of appreciation for their role in shaping the future workforce and driving the manufacturing industry forward.

Commissioner Bacchione addressed the students, encouraging them to pursue careers in manufacturing close to home in Ocean County, and applauding Aquatherm Industries’ participation in MFG Day:

“Through your time, expertise, and hands-on demonstrations, you helped students see firsthand how innovation, technology, and creativity come together in modern manufacturing. Your efforts not only open doors to future career opportunities but also encourage the next generation to dream bigger, think smarter, and build stronger communities.”