About scotchman

Scotchman is proud to be a corporate sponsor and advocate for Workshops for Warriors® (WFW). Headquartered in San Diego, WFW has created the only advanced manufacturing training pipeline for veterans in the nation. Their mission is to train and certify veterans and transitioning service members in advanced manufacturing to ensure they thrive in their new civilian career field. WFW is rebuilding American Manufacturing one veteran at a time, and together we are building the workforce of tomorrow.

We believe that building a manufacturing interest among our Nation’s youth is vital to the future of American manufacturing. We seek to expose young men and women to the rich opportunities available in this field and by our commitment to educating the next generation we did not hesitate to donate our HAAS vertical milling machine to our local Philip High School shop class. We want to set these students up for success with not only machinery but training which is why we also sent our senior machinist into the classroom weekly to teach students how to use this CNC machine.

Scotchman has always had a close relationship with the Philip, SD community and throughout the years we have opened our doors to students enrolled in the School to Work program. We strive to help close the skills gap and provide this experience to prepare students with knowledge and skills needed for the twenty-first century work environments.

We embrace the idea of the younger generation pursuing manufacturing careers and encourage our local young people to pursue higher education in the field by offering two scholarships to help them on their journey

2019/2020 Scotchman Industries generously donated $600,000 to the "Investing in Rural Life Campaign" to help complete the Nursing Home Expansion Project. This gift is in addition to the original $100,000 Scotchman donated to the campaign in December of 2018. Plus, the Scotchman employees, through one-time gifts, pledges, and payroll deductions have added another $51,000 to the campaign total.

Our patriotism extends further than a commitment to manufacture American made equipment, but encompasses all those who have protected and served America while in uniform. We proudly support America’s Wall of Honor, which is a Memorial Wall that will tour the United States upon its completion, paying tribute to our American heroes from all branches of the military and first responders. This wall will be accompanied by an education center that focuses on PTSD and will raise money to combat it.Visit America's Wall of Honor

Here at Scotchman we fully support shop class education and trade schools and want to see the younger generation grow up and embrace a fulfilling and productive career in the manufacturing industry and metal fabricating field. We wanted the celebration of our past 50 years to contribute to the future of American manufacturing. In keeping with our commitment to the next generation of American manufacturers, our 50th anniversary giveaway went to one lucky school who received a 50514-EC ironworker. The winner of our 50-ton ironworker was John Handley High School in Winchester, VA.

We believe that building a manufacturing interest among our Nation’s youth is vital to the future of American manufacturing. We seek to expose young men and women to the rich opportunities available in this field and by our commitment to educating the next generation we did not hesitate to donate our HAAS vertical milling machine to our local Philip High School shop class. We want to set these students up for success with not only machinery but training which is why we also sent our senior machinist into the classroom weekly to teach students how to use this CNC machine.

Scotchman has always had a close relationship with the Philip, SD community and throughout the years we have opened our doors to students enrolled in the School to Work program. We strive to help close the skills gap and provide this experience to prepare students with knowledge and skills needed for the twenty-first century work environments.

We embrace the idea of the younger generation pursuing manufacturing careers and encourage our local young people to pursue higher education in the field by offering two scholarships to help them on their journey