Posted on March 19, 2015 by Ferrous Processing Trading - Scrap Metal Recycling
John Quincy Adams, sixth President of the United States, noted that “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” Adams’ definition of a leader incorporates the intangible skills Soave Enterprises hopes to develop through its new Leadership Academy. Fifteen key employees from Ferrous Processing… Read more »
Posted on February 17, 2015 by Ferrous Processing Trading - Scrap Metal Recycling
The best personnel fits occur when not only the skill set needed matches the employee’s resume, but the personality does as well. When FPT chose an operations manager to help direct their venture into leading-edge nonferrous metal recovery, company leadership knew that they had found a hard-working, straightforward team member. The bonus they discovered was… Read more »
Posted on December 17, 2014 by Ferrous Processing Trading - Scrap Metal Recycling
Back in the 1980s, FPT pioneered new technology for recycling old automobiles and large scale appliances with its massive fragmentizer operations. The “auto shredder” capabilities allowed an entire vehicle to be rapidly “disassembled” and separated into its metallurgical components in 30 seconds. However, that was decades ago. The technology has continued to evolve – and,… Read more »
Posted on December 17, 2014 by Ferrous Processing Trading - Scrap Metal Recycling
Ford Motor Company made headlines last fall with its announcement to invest $1.1 billion in Kansas City manufacturing facilities. Shortly afterward, they awarded the contract for the handling and purchase of the onsite scrap production to Ferrous Processing & Trading. The all-new integrated stamping plant, Ford’s first in the US in over 35 years, will… Read more »
Posted on December 17, 2014 by Ferrous Processing Trading - Scrap Metal Recycling
In an organized chaos colorfully described as “synchronized Transformers dancing,” Ferrous Processing & Trading (FPT) assisted Ford Motor Company in a landmark changeover of its Dearborn Truck Plant. Starting on August 24th, the automaker had eight weeks to remove all the equipment and tooling at the southeast Michigan manufacturing facility and replace it with new… Read more »
