Starting as a Chicago small forge shop in 1893, today Scot Forge can forge parts weighing up to 300,000 lbs. and roll seamless rings up to 252 in diameter. Scot Forge History From Humble Beginnings Scot Forge started from humble beginnings with four brothers, looking for a better future, who traveled from the Shetland Islands in Scotland to America. They found their success in the steel industry and opened a small, six-man hammer forge shop in Chicago in 1893, under the name A. Kropp Forge. The Chicago area was booming in the 1890s, but by mid-decade a financial panic overtook the nation and in 1914, the company was bought by a group of Ryerson employees and renamed Kruse Forgings. Then, two years later, the name was changed to Atlas Forge partly as a marketing endeavor so the company would be first in the phonebook - listing are alphabetical – and by 1919, Atlas Forge moved to Cicero, Illinois. More than 60 years later a new greenfield manufacturing plant was built in Clinton, Wisconsin. This unusual plant location was due to the Cicero plant growth being hindered by a stationary noise law in Illinois. At this point, in 1977, the company name would change again to Scot Forge and a Scottish highlander became part of the corporate logo. Along with the new name came a unique sales promotional tool – the wearing of tartan apparel by the personnel. Continued growth created a need for a third manufacturing plant to be built in Spring Grove, Illinois, which became the permanent headquarters for Scot Forge. Additionally, in 1978 the owning family decided to sell the company to the Scot Forge employees starting the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). The company continued to grow from 1985 to 1997. The Cicero plant moved to Franklin Park, Illinois, and Scot Forge formed two partnerships that turned into join ventures – Ringmasters and North American Forgemasters (NAF). Today, Scot Forge operates with more than 1.3 million sq.ft. of manufacturing space between the five plants and we ship more than 250 million lbs. of forgings annually. We are proud to be a 100% employee-owned manufacturer of custom, open die forgings and seamless rolled rings. In 1893, The A. Kropp Forge Company was little more than a blacksmith shop, where workers performed all tasks by hand. The Chicago area was booming in the 1890s, but by mid-decade a financial panic overtook the nation. Business did not recover until the outbreak of World War II. Demand continued after the war and into the Korean War in the early 1950s. This photo shows one of the large hammers placed into service. Prior to the use of modern, mobile manipulators and hydraulic presses, forging work was done by hand, with spider-like manual manipulating tools. This picture taken of Scot Forge employees in the Cicero Plant, shows that workers had to be strong, hardy and filled with stamina to handle the demands of the physical labor. The addition of this 8,000 lb. hammer with the innovative rotator allowed Scot Forge to enter the forged round bar market with the steel service centers. Plant and office staff pose for this 1948 photo. A. Kropp and Company had been incorporated as the Kruse Forgings company in 1914 and the name was changed to Atlas Forging Company in 1916. It wouldn't be known as Scot Forge Company until 1978, coinciding with the institution of the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Why Plaid? Well, as it turns out, Pete “Spike” Georgeson ordered one tartan jacket to help him get noticed at a luncheon… and it worked! So well in fact, that he decided he needed to order a couple more jackets, so he asked for a swatch of every tartan to decide what to order. Somewhere along the line, the tailor thought he said one jacket in every tartan. Rather than returning all of the jackets Pete decided to give them to his sales team and the rest is history. Discover More About Scot Forge Our Customer Commitment With every order we process, products we forge and quality tests we conduct, our goal is to exceed customer expectations in every way possible. Our Unique Culture Discover our spirit. Learn about our unique culture. Manufacturing Facilities Customized equipment and creative operating techniques at multiple locations enable us to manufacture forged products that conform to your exact specifications. Current Opportunities At Scot Forge, every employee-owner is dedicated to achieving the goal of total customer satisfaction by safely supplying the highest-quality forgings and services possible. Press Releases and Company News See what’s new and exciting at Scot Forge. Christmas Cards See how Scot Forge spreads holiday cheer. Scot Forge Difference At Scot Forge, we know the importance of getting your parts on-time, as expected. However, for customers new to procuring forgings, ordering a forging that will meet all specifications for end-use applications may be a challenge, which is why finding a trusted supplier and partner is essential. Our employee-owners are here to ensure your project stays on track with our forgings by offering: Forge Design & Engineering Guidance Finished Machining Options Metallurgical Review, NDE & Destructive Testing Quality Assurance Scot Forge is proud to be ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified , and our team is committed to providing outstanding customer satisfaction. Further pursuance of aerospace products has led to NADCAP accreditation in both Heat Treatment for nickel material and Nondestructive Testing. Every Scot Forge customer gets placed with a qualified team that will guide each nickel forging delivered from the inquiry stage to order placement, expediting and shipping. Forged Products We offer many size forgings in both standard and unique geometries to meet your needs. Complex Shapes Bars Step Shafts, Eccentric Shafts & Rotor Shafts Hollows Hubs & Tooled Forgings Semi-Closed Die Discs & Blanks We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Scot Forge Christmas Card 2022 Click Play Below to Enjoy the Show! From all of the employee-owners at Scot Forge, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Scroll down to see the Sales Team Cast and Crew Andrew Sieck Snow Machine Operator Sales Account Manager Aust Schwenn Master Ribbon Curler Sales Account Manager Axel Stromberg Anti-Scrooge Officer Inside Sales Manager Bonnie Kaufman Reindeer Stable Manager Administrative Coordinator Brandon Shaver Twinkle Light Manager Sales Account Manager - Aerospace Brandon Wheeler Christmas Cookie Quality Inspector Snow Machine Operator Brent Blackowicz Reindeer Therapist Sales Segment Lead Candice Leistner Christmas Cheer Expert Sales and Operations Financial Analyst Chris Fortier Rudolph’s Nose Shiner Regional Sales Manager Chris Willger Ice Castle Architect Technical Estimator Devon Dupuy Santa’s Psychiatrist Customer Care Specialist Dusty Henningfeld Lead Eggnog Pourer Sales Account Manager Gail Tarrant Christmas Carol Composer Sales Account Manager George Olsen Jack-In-The-Box Tester Technical Estimator Jason Artner Christmas Light Untangler Director of Aerospace Services Jeff Krueger Main North Pole Contact Executive Director Sales Jim Fitzgerald Gingerbread House Engineer Sales Engineer - Military & Defense Jim Merkel Yo-Yo Tester Executive Director Sales & Marketing Joel Grauer Christmas Tree Topper Regional Sales Manager John Cain Holiday Spirit Director CEO & Chairman of the Board John Fay Jingle Bell Tuner Sales Account Manager Jordyn King Lead Snowman Builder Sales & Operations Financial Analyst Josiah Sheedlo Santa’s Sleigh Engineer Sales Account Manager Ken Pedraza Toy Boat Technician Account Manager - Military & Defense Kevin Coughlin Official Stocking Stuffer Executive Director Sales Kristin Becker Reindeer Stable Manager Sales Account Manager - Aerospace Laura Diedrich Fruit Cake Tester Marketing & Communications Manager Loretta Boutot Nice List Verifier CFO Lynette Johnson Christmas Cheer Coordinator Customer Care Specialist Mark Brouwer Coal Distribution Lead Sales Development Lead Mary McNett Elf Benefit Coordinator Customer Care Specialist Matt Davis Toy Rocket Launcher Sales Engineer - Aerospace Services Matt Gray Lead Caroler Sales Account Manager Michelle Hall New Toy Development Digital Marketing Specialist Michelle Riedel Snowflake Design Manager Manager, Executive Office Operations Monica Marek Eggnog Testing Manager Graphic Designer Nate Zeien Paper Airplane Engineer Aerospace Industry Specialist Nick Hogan Christmas Card Deliverer Sales Account Manager Patrick Haraburda Christmas Cheer Expert Technical Estimator Rick Syverson Head Christmas Decoration Designer Sales Account Manager Riley Schmucker Candy Cane Striper Marketing Communications Specialist Rob Shaffer Yule Log Procurement Business Dev. & Supply Chain Lead - Texas Ron Hahn Snowman Engineer President & COO Ron Pohl Present Wrapping Specialist Technical Estimator Roy Stolzman Gumdrop Button Manager Sales Account Manager Sarah Marski Elf Costume Design Inside Sales Manager Sara Pekny Master Ribbon Curler Sales Segment Lead Stephanie Baidinger Hot Cocoa Mixologist Sales Account Manager Tim Britt Ice Skating Choreographer Industry Specialist - Military & Defense Trinette Peterson North Pole Security Receptionist/Switch Board Operator Tyler Nichols Toy Submarine Tester Account Manager - Military & Defense Will Fusinato Lead Popcorn Stringer Sales Training Coordinator From the Scot Forge team, thanks for watching! Share your favorite Scot Forge Christmastime moment and follow us on our social networks. We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

TOUR THE FORGE Head Straight Into The Plant For A Short Tour Check out our short introduction video to learn more about Scot Forge! You can head straight into the plant for a short tour of things like forge, heat treat, torch cutting and more by selecting, Continue to Plant Tour. Back to Intro 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 1. Inventory 2. Forge Interview 3. Forge Masters 4. Presses 5. Ring Mill 6. Hammers 7. Bar Mill 8. Torch Cut 9. Heat Treat 10. Mechanical Testing Machining 8. NDT WELCOME TO THE SCOT FORGE PLANT TOUR With the most comprehensive, advanced forging facilities in the industry, our employee-owners are ready to show you around. This tour takes you through our entire operation from Inventory to Non-Destructive Testing. Your guides for this virtual tour are real Scot Forge employee-owners. Click on a map marker to visit out key production areas which are numbered in order of operation. Let's get started! A Ready Inventory of Materials Our extensive inventory of raw material allows for shorter lead times and quick reaction to market changes. We stock a wide variety of materials ranging from 4" billet to ingots exceeding 69" in diameter. As the nation's largest purchaser of bottom-poured ingots, Scot Forge has strong partnerships with globally recognized melt facilities, allowing us to offer custom-melt materials uniquely suited to your application. Forging Overview We've been forging well over a century—and through the years, our employee-owners have continued to innovate and find ways to add value for our customers. Today our comprehensive forging facilities can accommodate part weights from 1 lb. to 100,000 lbs. in a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Expert Forging Consultation Services The Scot Forge Customer Value Engineering Team brings the knowledge of forging experts to work in your plant, helping you to achieve long-term cost reductions and improved lead times. Collaborating closely with customers, the team works to convert previous fabrications or castings into near-net shape forgings of higher quality. Open Die Presses and Upset Press Capabilities Featuring presses that are engineered and built in-house, our facilities offer unlimited flexibility and speed throughout the forging process. Eight open die hydraulic presses coupled with modern mobile manipulators and the latest in electronics and hydraulics produce a limitless variety of shapes and sizes in both ferrous and non-ferrous materials up to 100,000 lbs. The creativity and skill of our forgemasters allow the versatility to produce complex open and semi-closed die forgings. High-Tonnage Ring Mills Combined resources gives Scot Forge the ability to offer single-piece or high-volume quantities of rolled rings. The forging process produces rings with controlled grain flow, which gives strength and resistance to impact and fatigue not found in rings torch cut from plate, or rolled and welded. If you need rings in a hurry, Ringmasters, our joint venture in Wayne, Michigan, offers deliveries in as little as 5 business days. Forging Hammers and Tooling Combining pneumatic hammers with state-of-the-art heating and manipulating equipment, we can produce blank, ring, dumbbell, single and double hub forgings in a wide range of shapes and sizes. We have developed a unique system which combines hammers and a vast inventory in excess of 10,000 loose tools. Simple and complex custom forgings can be produced close to near net shape configurations without the quantity requirements of closed die. Hot Rolled Bar Mill with Sound-Centers Our well-equipped bar mill has dedicated planishing, cutting, heat treating, straightening, machining and testing equipment to ensure consistent high quality and fast turnaround times. Our unique Tartan Bars® are manufactured through a combination of the forging and planishing process, resulting in bars with a forged sound center, rolled bar surface quality and extremely tight dimensional tolerances. CNC Torch Cutting Combined resources gives Scot Forge the ability to offer single-piece or high-volume quantities of rolled rings. The forging process produces rings with controlled grain flow, which gives strength and resistance to impact and fatigue not found in rings torch cut from plate, or rolled and welded. If you need rings in a hurry, Ringmasters, our joint venture in Wayne, Michigan, offers deliveries in as little as 5 business days. IN-HOUSE HEAT TREATMENT Each Scot Forge facility houses its own heat treat department to provide normalizing, annealing, quenching, tempering, stress relieving, spheroidize annealing, solution annealing and straightening. Nine custom-design quenchant systems work in tandem with over 40 furnaces. Specialized material handling equipment enables us to heat treat parts up to 70' long or 252" in diameter, including vertical heat treatment up to 110" long. Our Spring Grove facility is accredited to the very stringent Nadcap® Heat Treating conformity assessment. Mechanical and Metallurgical Testing Through active participation in numerous industry associations, including ASTM, AGMA, FIA and the International Metallography Association, Scot Forge stays on the cutting edge of forging technology and advancement. Machining Capabilities Utilizing over 75 machining centers, Scot Forge can turn, mill or bore your parts as specified, with finishes ranging from 32 to 500 RMS. With over two dozen horizontal turret and engine lathes, we are able to turn shafts or bars up to 80" diameter, with lengths to 550" long. Boring capabilities are available to 30" I.D. by 300" long. Certified Non-destructive Testing Scot Forge staffs an inspection team of industry certified personnel trained to use the latest and most advanced equipment in the field. Our on-site NDT services utilize Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant, and Ultrasonic Testing methods to guarantee your forgings meet the essential quality requirements. Our Spring Grove facility is accredited to the very stringent Nadcap® Nondestructive Testing conformity assessment. WELCOME TO THE SCOT FORGE PLANT TOUR With the most comprehensive, advanced forging facilities in the industry, our employee-owners are ready to show you around. Before getting started, please watch our "preview" video for a quick overview of our capabilities. When you're finished, click on the button to Continue to Plant Tour below. Continue to Plant Tour Scot Forge Difference At Scot Forge, we know the importance of getting your parts on-time, as expected. However, for customers new to procuring forgings, ordering a forging that will meet all specifications for end-use applications may be a challenge, which is why finding a trusted supplier and partner is essential. Our employee-owners are here to ensure your project stays on track with our forgings by offering: Forge Design & Engineering Guidance Finished Machining Options Metallurgical Review, NDE & Destructive Testing Quality Assurance Scot Forge is proud to be ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified , and our team is committed to providing outstanding customer satisfaction. Further pursuance of aerospace products has led to NADCAP accreditation in both Heat Treatment for nickel material and Nondestructive Testing. Every Scot Forge customer gets placed with a qualified team that will guide each nickel forging delivered from the inquiry stage to order placement, expediting and shipping. Forged Products We offer many size forgings in both standard and unique geometries to meet your needs. Complex Shapes Bars Step Shafts, Eccentric Shafts & Rotor Shafts Hollows Hubs & Tooled Forgings Semi-Closed Die Discs & Blanks WELCOME TO THE SCOT FORGE PLANT TOUR With the most comprehensive, advanced forging facilities in the industry, our employee-owners are ready to show you around. Before getting started, please watch our "preview" video for a quick overview of our capabilities. When you're finished, click on the button to Continue to Plant Tour below. Continue to Plant Tour Intro Video Hey forging Fans! Start your tour here. Inventory Extensive inventory to handle all your parts needs Forge Overview The most advanced forging capabilities in the business Forge Master / Semi-Closed Die Delivering smarter solutions for customers Presses Eight high-speed open die presses plus upset press Ring Mill & Ring Stretcher/Sizer Four high-tonnage ring mills Hammers Pneumatic hammers, tooling add up to more options Bar Mill Delivering guaranteed sound-centered bars Torch Cutting Torch cutting high-quality special shapes and contours Heat Treat Complete in-house heat treat capabilities Mechanical Testing & Metallography Metallographic analysis and more Machining A full range of rough and finished machining options Nondestructive Testing & Quality Advanced NDE capabilities ensure top quality We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Working in the marine and offshore industries or supplying products for marine applications often requires ABS certification. Learn more about the ABS requirement flow down through the supply chain of a component and how to minimize you risks and costs. American Bureau of Shipping: ABS Certified Forging Facility Forgings For ABS: Cost & Risk Minimization Working in the marine and offshore industries or supplying products for marine applications often requires ABS certification. Understanding where in the manufacturing or construction process the certification is required and working with your suppliers can help you minimize costs and production delays while ensuring that your products obtain the certifications needed. ABS certification costs time and money. Certification inspectors are on-site at your facility during manufacturing, construction, or fabrication to verify that your processes meet the standards - and you pay for the time they are on-site. So, it’s important that you understand the Rule requirements for your product to identify the stages in your supply chain where inspection and certification should occur. By doing so, you’ll save your company time and money, and minimize the risk of your products not being certified. Some simple steps can provide you with cost and time savings. SHIPBUILDING FORGINGS ABS & MARINE FORGING ADVISEMENT The Scot Forge Advantage At Scot Forge, we are uniquely qualified to provide you with ABS-certified products and materials. We are one of the few U.S. companies that have been audited by the American Bureau of Shipping and APPROVED as a worldwide ABS forging supplier. Our technically trained sales staff has extensive experience manufacturing ABS-certified products and will partner with you to ensure that your part has all the requirements to ensure certification while minimizing time and costs. We are a custom manufacturer of open die forgings and seamless rolled rings, with the capability to forge parts up to 100,000 lbs. and roll rings up to 252” in diameter. From gear box repair to broken rudder stock, contact us at today see how we can help you with your marine part and get you out of dry dock and back in commission. Click here to download the Working with ABS Certifications PDF. Maritime Forgings: Joe's Success Story Forging a quicker solution to expedite ship repairs and avoid costly dry dock time Improved the efficiency of production Reduced the costs of certifying products Delivered on time to avoid excess dry dock time WHAT IS ABS? The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) was chartered in 1862 to certify ship captains. Since then, it has been involved in developing and setting safety and quality standards for ships and offshore structures. ABS standards are recognized globally and are used to ensure that the materials, parts and components, and construction of vessels and marine equipment meet established safety standards. ABS works with the marine industry worldwide as they develop new technologies for constructing marine vessels and offshore structures, revising and updating its certifications to meet the changing industry needs. The Rules and Grades established by ABS for certification are written to provide standards for the design, construction, and periodic survey of marine vessels and offshore structures to promote their safe design and assembly. Materials, parts, and components used in the manufacture of marine vessels and structures must meet the set standards for the vessel or structure in which they will be used. Certifications are specified by the Rules, such as Steel Vessel Rules part 2-3-7/1, or MODU (mobile offshore drilling unit) Rules, or the material grade, such as Grade 2, or Grade 4C. The end use of the component determines the inspections and certifications required, as well as any requirements for inspections during manufacturing: Certain components used in the construction of the vessel or structure must be certified Some of those components must be certified (inspected) as they are being constructed or fabricated to verify that the construction meets ABS standards Some materials must be certified during manufacturing; this will minimize the need for additional certification during construction or fabrication Information about ABS certifications can be found at www.eagle.org . Scot Forge Difference At Scot Forge, we know the importance of getting your parts on-time, as expected. However, for customers new to procuring forgings, ordering a forging that will meet all specifications for end-use applications may be a challenge, which is why finding a trusted supplier and partner is essential. Our employee-owners are here to ensure your project stays on track with our forgings by offering: Forge Design & Engineering Guidance Finished Machining Options Metallurgical Review, NDE & Destructive Testing Quality Assurance Scot Forge is proud to be ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified , and our team is committed to providing outstanding customer satisfaction. Further pursuance of aerospace products has led to NADCAP accreditation in both Heat Treatment for nickel material and Nondestructive Testing. Every Scot Forge customer gets placed with a qualified team that will guide each nickel forging delivered from the inquiry stage to order placement, expediting and shipping. Forged Products We offer many size forgings in both standard and unique geometries to meet your needs. Complex Shapes Bars Step Shafts, Eccentric Shafts & Rotor Shafts Hollows Hubs & Tooled Forgings Semi-Closed Die Discs & Blanks We can help you today! 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Community Involvement Giving Back To Our Communities Shared goals are what Scot Forge is all about. We share challenges, rewards and a desire to contribute. It’s only natural that you’ll find us contributing our time and money to worthwhile initiatives including: Food Pantry Manufacturing Pathways Consortium Stateline Manufacturing Consortium Illinois Manufacturer’s Association Adopt a Highway McHenry County Area Chamber of Commerce MSOE Scholarship Partnerships with local schools Community involvement is part of our fabric. And it’s one more way we’re proudly plaid. Working At Scot Forge Career Opportunities If you are seeking a career, not just a job, click to explore our current openings. Employee Benefits Here are the top reasons why Scot Forge employee-owners choose to build their careers with us. Why Manufacturing Find out why Manufacturing is such a great career choice. Employment Information Scot Forge Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and welcomes all qualified applicants. We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Scot Forge equipment list featuring 21,000-ton open-die presses, ring rolling to 252-inch OD, 1,000,000-lb furnace capacity, CNC machining, heat treatment and in-house NDE testing. cAPABILITY & eQUIPMENT lIST Reliable forgings start with the right equipment Through constant investments in new equipment, rebuilds and upgrades of existing equipment, Scot Forge offers the most comprehensive and advanced forging capabilities and services available in the industry Our services and capabilites include: Forge Presses Forge Hammers Ring Rolling Thermal Processing Machining Destructive Testing Material Handling Nondestructive Testing Forge Development Metallurgy Scot Forge on-staff, in-house metallurgists and quality inspectors implement testing methods that support production, quality control and research and development for our customers. Our expertise includes: Forge Presses Forge Hammers Ring Rolling Our services and capabilites include: Forge Presses Forge Hammers Ring Rolling Thermal Processing Machining Destructive Testing Material Handling Nondestructive Testing Forge Development Metallurgy Thermal Processing Machining Destructive Testing Material Handling Nondestructive Testing Metallurgy Forge Development Our services and capabilites include: Forge Presses Forge Hammers Ring Rolling Thermal Processing Machining Destructive Testing Material Handling Nondestructive Testing Forge Development Metallurgy Scot Forge Capability FAQ What is Scot Forge’s largest hydraulic open die press capacity? Scot Forge operates hydraulic open die presses up to 21,000 tons with forging capacity up to 440,000 lbs. What is your maximum ring rolled outside diameter? Ring rolling capacity is up to 252" O.D. with up to a 49" face and ring weights up to 65,000 lbs. Do you have a ring expander for sizing and stress relieving? Yes. Scot Forge has a 4,200 ton ring expander for rings from 42" ID to 250" ID x 42" tall, used for mechanical stress relieving and sizing. How many forge furnaces do you have and what is the maximum furnace weight capacity? Scot Forge has 55 forge furnaces with max weight capacity up to 1,000,000 lbs. Do you provide in-house NDE and inspection? Yes. Capabilities include wet fluorescent magnetic particle inspection, liquid penetrant inspection, ultrasonic testing, XRF analyzers, full shear wave capability, and in-house ASNT and ACCP certified Level III personnel. What are your largest CNC turning capabilities? CNC lathes support up to 105" diameter by 551" length. Boring capability is up to 68" I.D. by 380" long. What are your largest vertical turning capabilities? CNC vertical turret lathes have capacity up to 315" O.D. by 265" length with live tooling capability up to 315" diameter and 500,000 lbs table capacity. Do you offer deep-hole drilling and boring? Yes. Deep-hole drilling and boring supports holes from 1" to 12.375" diameter with lengths up to 504" and max part O.D. of 55". What are your largest saw cutting capabilities? Band saws cut up to 63" square. Carbide cutoff saws cut up to 24" square. A CNC dual head gantry saw cuts up to 44" square with a 90° cutting option. What are your thermal treatment and quench capabilities? Scot Forge operates multiple quench tanks including 50,000 gallon water and 56,000 gallon polymer tanks for bars and hollows to 30 feet, plus additional polymer and water quench systems for rings and large shapes. Forging Capabilities Hydraulic Open Die Presses Capacity up to 440,000 lbs 1 – 21,000 Ton 1 – 10,000 Ton 1 – 5,500 Ton 1 – 4,500 Ton 2 – 3,000 Ton 1 – 2,000/2,500 Ton 2 – 1,250 Ton Forge Furnaces 55 – Forge furnaces, max weight capacity up to 1,000,000 lbs Reversing Bar Planishing Mill 1 – Single stand for bars 6" – 16 3/8" diameter Open Die Air Hammers Capacity up to 3,000 lbs 1 – 9,500 lbs 1 – 8,000 lbs 1 – 6,000 lbs 1 – 5,000 lbs 1 – 4,000 lbs Ring Rolling Mills Capacity up to 252" O.D., 49" face, and weight to 65,000 lbs 1 – 450/250 Wagner automatic radial/axial 1 – 160/120 Wagner radial/axial 1 – 120/80 Wagner automatic radial/axial 1 – 275 Ton Banning radial Ring Expander 1 – 4,200 Ton, 42" ID to 250" ID x 42" tall, used for mechanical stress relieving and sizing of rings Material Handling Equipment 15 – Mobile manipulators, up to 300,000 lbs lift capacity 26 – Long reach manipulators, up to 30,000 lbs capacity 57 – Forklift trucks, up to 160,000 lbs capacity 2 – Yard cranes, up to 50 ton capacity 50 – Overhead cranes and hoists, up to 205 ton capacity 2 – Mobile cranes, up to 35 ton capacity 1 – Combilift, 300,000 lbs capacity Testing and Metallurgical Capabilities Metallurgy and Mechanical Testing Equipment ARL 3460 spectrometer Rockwell and micro-hardness testers Charpy impact testing up to 700 ft-lbs Tensile testing systems Drop weight and dynamic tear testing CNC machining for test specimens In-house R&D heat treatment lab Laser tracker and hemispherical scanner Romer arms with integrated scanning Ultrasonic testing scopes, NIST traceable Borescope inspection NDE and Inspection Capabilities Wet fluorescent magnetic particle machines up to 10,000 amp Visible and wet fluorescent liquid penetrant inspection Niton XRF analyzers Custom ultrasonic standards manufacturing Full shear wave capability In-house ASNT and ACCP Level III personnel In-house MIL-STD-2132 standards compliance Machining Capabilities 27 – CNC Lathes Max capacity 105" dia. x 551" length Boring capability 68" I.D. x 380" long 10 – CNC Horizontal Turret Lathes OD turning 46" dia. x 156" length Boring 33" dia. x 120" length 21 – CNC Vertical Turret Lathes Max capacity 315" O.D. x 265" length Live tooling capability up to 315" dia. 500,000 lbs table capacity 6 – CNC Five-Axis Horizontal Boring Mills 1080" x 177" x 93" max travel 264,000 lbs max weight 1 – CNC Vertical Machining Center 30" x 64" table 3 – CNC Deep-Hole Drilling and Boring Machines Holes from 1" to 12.375" dia. Lengths up to 504" 55" max part O.D. 2 – CNC Planer Mills, twin heads Max capacity 66" x 72" x 336" length 1 – Large CNC Gantry Milling Machine Horizontal, vertical and gimbal heads 88" x 157.5" x 524" length Two tables, 100,000 lbs capacity each 1 – Bar Peeler Handles 4" to 16" dia., 100" minimum length Thermal Processing Capabilities 50,000-gallon water quench tank and 56,000-gallon polymer quench tank for bars and hollows to 30 feet 42,000-gallon polymer and water quench pit tank for rings to 20 feet diameter 52,000-gallon polymer and water quench tank for shapes up to 6 feet wide x 45 feet long 8,000-gallon water quench tank, up to 12 feet diameter 6,000-gallon polymer quench tank, up to 10 feet diameter 53 – Car bottom, tip-up and pit furnaces up to 76 feet long or 20 feet diameter 2 – Stacker cranes for loading furnaces, up to 65,000 lbs capacity 3 – Quench manipulators up to 240,000 lbs capacity 4 – Specialized aluminum heat treating furnaces up to 20 feet wide x 65 inches tall Drop bottom furnace for aluminum products up to 21 feet diameter and 56 inches tall, 30,000 lbs load capacity Dual 60,000-gallon quench tanks, combinable to 127,000 gallons Pit furnaces and quench system capable of heat treating parts 225" x 190" high, up to 300,000 lbs Miscellaneous Equipment CNC contour flame cutting machine up to 76" x 280" x 26" thick 1,000 Ton automated hydraulic straightening press 1,200 Ton automated hydraulic straightening press 400 Ton ring straightener Manlifts up to 80 feet Semi-trucks and trailers rated to 50,000 lbs Double drop trailer with ring rack up to 240" O.D. Saw Cutting 5 – Carbide cutoff saws, up to 24" sq. 25 – Band saws, up to 63" sq. 1 – CNC dual head Danobat gantry saw, up to 44" sq., 90° cutting option 1 – Hot abrasive cut-off saw for bars to 16 1/4" dia. 1 – Ring splitter, 51.2" max O.D. 1 – Ring segmenter, 240" max O.D., 25" max wall thickness, 36" max face height 4 – Flame cutting torches up to 32" sq. We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Careers - Employee Benefits Top Reasons It Pays To Join Our Team We have grown to become a leader in the open-die forging industry by rewarding our most valuable resource: our employee-owners. Scot Forge Full-Time Employment Benefits Package Employee stock ownership plan (ESOP)* Profit sharing All salaried workforce** Medical Dental Vision Prescription drug plan 401k Flexible spending account (FSA) Retirement and budget planning assistance Company sponsored life insurance Wellness program Short term and long term disability Tuition reimbursement Educational bonuses Paid holidays Paid vacation Relocation assistance Employee discount programs Employee assistance program (EAP) Company sponsored events Service recognition awards *ESOP Every employee becomes an owner at Scot Forge. As employee-owners, we earn a percentage of stock in the company each year and share in the profits through our Customer Satisfaction Incentive (CSI) bonus plan, which is based upon company quality and on-time delivery metrics. **All-Salaried Workforce All full-time employees (exempt and non-exempt) are afforded a 40-hour paycheck based on normal business and economic conditions. Working At Scot Forge Current Opportunities Employee Benefits Here are the top reasons why Scot Forge employee-owners choose to build their careers with us. Career Development Scot Forge offers a wide range of opportunities for individuals to develop, advance and grow. Why Manufacturing Find out why Manufacturing is such a great career choice. Employment Information Scot Forge Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and welcomes all qualified applicants. Featured Jobs: CNC Machinist / Programmer Franklin Park, IL Architectural Structural Engineer Spring Grove, IL Mechanical Engineer - Fluid Power Specialty Spring Grove, IL Fork Truck Repair Technician Franklin Park, IL We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

TURBINE GENERATOR FORGINGS Forging Turbines - Power Generation in Motion Modern turbines generate nearly all electricity in the world. At Scot Forge, we know the importance of keeping your turbines turning to keep power flowing to essential operations. Our dedicated Power Generation Team works as an extension of your team to ensure optimal material, manufacturing and traceability, so your project can energize with confidence POWER GENERATION FORGING FORGING COST REDUCTIONS Turbine Generator Forged Parts Forged Shafts - Drive shaft and Rotor shafts Forged Tubes - Impellers Forged Disks - Turbine Wheel Components Forged Blocks - Bearing Blocks Unique Forge Shapes - Blades and Vanes Forged Seamless Rolled Rings - Retainer rings Steam Power Turbines Taking what we have learned over more than 125 years of forging, Scot Forge employee-owners expertly craft OEM parts for steam turbines, including rotors, shafts, retaining rings and blades from superalloys. Our in-house metallurgy team can help you repair and replace components of your steam turbines that require GE, Siemens or Mitsubishi Hitachi specifications to reduce the risk of oxidation and improve corrosion resistance. Increasing longevity and rethinking design is our specialty to improve part performance. Combined Cycle Power Plants As the world embarks on lowering carbon emissions, we have seen the development of systems such as the Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) and the Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) systems. These systems create energy more efficiently by integrating gas and steam turbines. The gas turbine's hot exhaust is passed through a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) to power the steam turbine. Since Scot Forge regularly aids in the design and repair of both steam and gas turbines, many in the power generation industry view us as the go-to for consultations on forgability. We are a trusted partner in emergencies and a reliable resource to keep projects on time. We have experience forging 400 series stainless bar, superalloys and custom material, allowing us to solve your toughest challenges. Natural Gas Power Turbines Scot Forge forging expertise extends into gas power turbines. We have experience working with Power Generation OEM part specifications, like those from GE for the F-class turbines and, in more recent years, the air-cooled H-class gas turbines. Our in-house team of metallurgists has Ph.D. expertise in grades such as 400 series stainless steel, 4300 low alloys, 10Cr ferritic/martensitic heat-resistant steel, 706 and 718. This knowledge allows us to forge and heat treat components to reduce fatigue risk --including creep-fatigue. Hydrogen Turbines In recent years, another avenue for lowering carbon emissions is hydrogen turbine exploration because they allow fuel flexibility. As a result, hydrogen turbines could potentially bridge the gap between wind power, solar power and the country's demand. We understand the need to work with high heat requirements and focus on material design to ensure quality and reliability. For example, in the aerospace sector, we saw a need for an improved aluminum. Through collaboration, we developed a proprietary material and thermal processing to meet the market's unique demand. You can learn more about this project by downloading our case study. Scot Forge Provides: Dedicated Technical Expertise Our technically trained Power Generation Services Team, backed by metallurgists and forging experts, work with you to discover ways to reduce long-term costs and improve lead times. Our industry specialists are ready to help you meet your design challenges and program objectives, working as an extension of your team from quote to delivery. Fast Delivery & Emergency Response At Scot Forge, we understand the importance of on-time delivery, especially in critical situations like an unplanned outage. We offer expedited time options for breakdown and emergency orders in need of immediate production response in urgent circumstances. A Vast Inventory of Materials We maintain an extensive inventory of ferrous and non-ferrous materials and can quickly acquire vacuum degassed air melt, ESR or VAR for improved cleanliness levels if needed. The highest-quality material available, including Turbine specific grades, such as 400 series, low alloy 4300, CrMo, 706, 718 and custom-melt alloys, is used in our forgings to meet European Standards and OEM specifications. This ready inventory eliminates many of the delays associated with order processing, allowing for shorter lead times and quick reaction to market changes. Flexible sizes, shapes and quantities No matter the grade of material or shape and size of the part, our facilities are designed to support both single-piece and high-volume manufacturing. If we can forge it, we can heat treat and machine it to help deliver near-net shape in ready-to-use condition. Scot Forge Difference At Scot Forge, we know the importance of getting your parts on-time, as expected. However, for customers new to procuring forgings, ordering a forging that will meet all specifications for end-use applications may be a challenge, which is why finding a trusted supplier and partner is essential. Our employee-owners are here to ensure your project stays on track with our forgings by offering: Forge Design & Engineering Guidance Finished Machining Options Metallurgical Review, NDE & Destructive Testing Quality Assurance Scot Forge is proud to be ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified , and our team is committed to providing outstanding customer satisfaction. Further pursuance of aerospace products has led to NADCAP accreditation in both Heat Treatment for nickel material and Nondestructive Testing. Every Scot Forge customer gets placed with a qualified team that will guide each nickel forging delivered from the inquiry stage to order placement, expediting and shipping. Forged Products We offer many size forgings in both standard and unique geometries to meet your needs. Complex Shapes Bars Step Shafts, Eccentric Shafts & Rotor Shafts Hollows Hubs & Tooled Forgings Semi-Closed Die Discs & Blanks We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Our commitment to the sustainability of our environment will serve generations of employee-owners to come. Sustainable Forgings OUR CULTURE Responsible Manufacturing - Stewards Of The Environment The state of the environment is the ultimate, global employee-ownership program. Our responsibility is to leave it better than we found it and preserving our world for future generations has been top-of-mind for Scot Forge for many years. As employee-owners of this planet, we have to leave the environment better than we found it. These are some of the ways we do today, and in the spirit of continuous improvement, we will In 2019, we purchased 175,557,236 lbs. of steel, all of which came from recycled steel and alloys. Additionally, in one form or another, we recycle any steel not sold to our customers. As a result, roughly 61.8 million lbs. of unused product, or scrap, were recycled this past year: from the scale formed during forging to the leftover material or turnings from the machining process. Furthermore, we recycle other consumables from our shop such as used or damaged machine inserts, saw blades, electronics, batteries, gloves, paper and other office materials. At Scot Forge, continuous improvement is key, so our teams are consistently looking for ways to make our assets more efficient. Here are just three examples. We designed our 16,500-ton press to have three times the tonnage of our 5,500-ton press while using less average power through our energy-saving tactics. We converted old air compressors to far more efficient compressors in our Franklin Park plant and changed the hammers from steam to compressed air. We have converted our presses to hydraulics to achieve minimal heat creation and energy use during production. To reduce our carbon footprint even further, we have converted lighting in our plants to LED light fixtures and have installed motion detection to conserve electricity. With an average house in the US using 10,972 kWh per year, the annual energy savings from moving our lighting to LED is more than the amount of power used by 450+ homes per year. We try to achieve energy savings wherever possible. Part of this initiative includes optimizing our forge furnaces through batching our parts to reduce the number of cycles we need to run, and by firing our burners in pairs. Our systems allow the burners to switch roles, which provides for systematic heat storage. The burner preheats the air used for combustion and saves approximately 43% of the natural gas-operated with a traditional combustion system. To heat up a typical 150-ton load, we save more than 150 MMBtu (million Btu). This savings is equivalent to the furnace running in more than 60 houses continuously for 24 hours. Finally, the foundations of our assets are built with a zero-leak structure to ensure we have no spillage into the ground that could potentially contaminate the groundwater. And, the water we use at our Spring Grove plant for various processes is recycled and returned to Nippersink Creek from which it came. The creek sees frequent recreational use. We take it upon ourselves to ensure the water we put into it is of the highest quality through a retention pond system to guarantee our water is cleaned before entering the Nippersink. This system comprises three different ponds, each of which allows the water to flow through filters that clean out any substances in the water. We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Career Development More Than A Job, A Place To Grow At Scot Forge, we know our most valuable resource is our employee-owners. We provide educational and developmental opportunities in a collaborative work environment. From positions in the office, such as Process Engineering or Quality Control, to positions in the shop, from Forge Operators to Maintenance Crew, we have something for those committed to excellence and ownership. Career Opportunities for Qualified Individuals Scot Forge Career Paths Include Office Positions Accounting • Administrative • Human Resources • IT • Marketing • Metallurgy • Metallurgical Lab • Purchasing • Production Control • Quality Assurance • Quality Inspection • Sales • Shipping • Warehouse Shop Positions Heat Treat • Forging • Machine Repair • Machining • Saw Cutting • Maintenance • Material Handling Company-Funded Development Opportunities: Professional certifications Technical certifications Continued education (degree and non-degree seeking) On-site courses Leadership training Development assignments Conferences and seminars Professional Career Opportunities Own your future with a career at Scot Forge! Manufacturing Career Opportunities High School Student Learner Program - discover your passion! Working At Scot Forge Current Opportunities Employee Benefits Here are the top reasons why Scot Forge employee-owners choose to build their careers with us. Career Development Scot Forge offers a wide range of opportunities for individuals to develop, advance and grow. Why Manufacturing Find out why Manufacturing is such a great career choice. Employment Information Scot Forge Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and welcomes all qualified applicants. We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit

Scot Forge has pioneered "semi-closed die" forgings—a process that combines the advantages of open die forging with the near-net shape of closed die forging. Semi-closed die Forging REQUEST A QUOTE Semi-closed die Forging REQUEST A QUOTE REQUEST A QUOTE A Closed-Die Forging, Casting & Fabrication Alternative Helping reduce your supply chain, our semi-closed die process is a closed-die forging alternative that will help your production stay on track with material on hand to provide pragmatic lead times. Coupling more than 100 years of first-hand blacksmith knowledge and our highly educated Forging Development Team of engineers with close customer collaboration and creative forging techniques, Scot Forge has pioneered "semi-closed die" forgings. This process is used to fill the gap you may face with your closed-die supplier or if you need to convert a historic design such as a casting or fabrication. It combines the advantages of open-die forging with the near-net shape of closed-die forging. A Closed-Die Forging, Casting & Fabrication Alternative Helping reduce your supply chain, our semi-closed die process is a closed-die forging alternative that will help your production stay on track with material on hand to provide pragmatic lead times. Coupling more than 100 years of first-hand blacksmith knowledge and our highly educated Forging Development Team of engineers with close customer collaboration and creative forging techniques, Scot Forge has pioneered "semi-closed die" forgings. This process is used to fill the gap you may face with your closed-die supplier or if you need to convert a historic design such as a casting or fabrication. It combines the advantages of open-die forging with the near-net shape of closed-die forging. FORGED PRODUCTS FORGE CONSULTATION SERVICES FORGED PRODUCTS FORGE CONSULTATION SERVICES Closed-Die Alternative Case study Hybrid Forging Compared To Castings & Fabrications Forging delivers significant economic, manufacturing and quality advantages, such as directional strength, structural strength and impact strength compared to alternative metalworking processes. Directional Strength Forging produces predictable and uniform grain size and flow characteristics by mechanically deforming the heated metal under tightly controlled conditions. Forging stock is also typically pre-worked to refine the dendritic structure of the ingot and remove porosity. These qualities translate into superior metallurgical and mechanical qualities and deliver increased directional toughness in the final part. Structural Strength Forging also provides a degree of structural integrity unmatched by other metalworking processes. Forging eliminates internal voids and gas pockets that can weaken metal parts. By dispersing segregation of alloys or non-metallic, forging provides superior chemical uniformity. Simulation & Modeling Reduce Risk, Time & Costs Collaborating closely with customers, the team runs sophisticated simulation and modeling software to tailor a forging process that optimizes time/cost savings. This software also allows for process validation prior to actual manufacturing, reducing risk and ensuring the success of each project. Hybrid Forging Compared To Castings & Fabrications Forging delivers significant economic, manufacturing and quality advantages, such as directional strength, structural strength and impact strength compared to alternative metalworking processes. Directional Strength Forging produces predictable and uniform grain size and flow characteristics by mechanically deforming the heated metal under tightly controlled conditions. Forging stock is also typically pre-worked to refine the dendritic structure of the ingot and remove porosity. These qualities translate into superior metallurgical and mechanical qualities and deliver increased directional toughness in the final part. Structural Strength Forging also provides a degree of structural integrity unmatched by other metalworking processes. Forging eliminates internal voids and gas pockets that can weaken metal parts. By dispersing segregation of alloys or non-metallic, forging provides superior chemical uniformity. Simulation & Modeling Reduce Risk, Time & Costs Collaborating closely with customers, the team runs sophisticated simulation and modeling software to tailor a forging process that optimizes time/cost savings. This software also allows for process validation prior to actual manufacturing, reducing risk and ensuring the success of each project. Scot Forge Difference At Scot Forge, we know the importance of getting your parts on-time, as expected. However, for customers new to procuring forgings, ordering a forging that will meet all specifications for end-use applications may be a challenge, which is why finding a trusted supplier and partner is essential. Our employee-owners are here to ensure your project stays on track with our forgings by offering: Forge Design & Engineering Guidance Finished Machining Options Metallurgical Review, NDE & Destructive Testing Forged Products We offer many size forgings in both standard and unique geometries to meet your needs. Complex Shapes Bars Step Shafts, Eccentric Shafts & Rotor Shafts Hollows Hubs & Tooled Forgings Semi-Closed Die Discs & Blanks Pro Tip - Did you know near-net shapes can save you time and money? Oftentimes, a customer calls to order a disc, which they will later machine down to a more shaped part. By working with our technically trained sales team, you can get your finished product shape as close as possible to optimize your production process. We can help you today! 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Manufacturing is a great field for a variety of reasons. Learn more about what you can earn and save by choosing a career in manufacturing! Why Manufacturing? Thinking About A Career In Manufacturing? Manufacturers represent the backbone of the innovation economy and do most of the nation's Research and Development. They employ many skilled workers, from engineers and programmers to technicians and logistics managers. They are a major source of employment. FACTS ABOUT MANUFACTURING WHY CHOOSE MANUFACTURING Useful Education Manufacturing-Focused Skills Math for technicians Safety Hand tools Electrical systems Blueprint reading Power tools Lean manufacturing Measurement and quality control Pneumatics Hydraulics Sensor technology Robotics Material handling Computer integrated manufacturing Millions of Future Jobs According to a study by Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute, over the next decade, nearly 3.5 million manufacturing jobs will likely be needed and two million are expected to go unfilled due to the gap between the talent manufacturers’ need to keep growing their businesses and the talent they can actually find. A Better, Safer Work Environment A large cause of the gap is a lack of knowledge and understanding about what a career in manufacturing actually looks like. The stereotype over the years has been that work is monotonous and factories are dark, dirty and dangerous places. The truth is that manufacturing plants are very technologically advanced places and a lot of the work that is manufactured is highly mechanized. Lucrative Careers, Not Just Jobs Unlike many other industries that only provide jobs, manufacturing provides careers. Educators, administrators and staff need to realize not all students are bound for college and a four-year degree. Instead, they need to understand alternatives where people can earn a good living wage without straddling themselves with debt. Many intelligent individuals struggle with traditional high school learning and test-taking. These students are more visual learners and tend to be mechanically inclined. Careers such as a machinist, a tool and die maker or a welder are critical jobs that can be very lucrative due to their high demand, and students have the ability to earn a great wage and start their career right out of high school. Avoid Crippling Debt Research conducted by the Idaho Department of Labor found that the average bachelor’s degree in the United States costs $127,000! Additionally, nearly 70 percent of students take out loans to help pay for school. According to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS), the average 2016 college graduate has over $37,000 in student loan debt and an average monthly student loan repayment of over $350. Manufacturing can provide students with a bright future filled with opportunity and success. It can enhance a student’s potential to specialize in lucrative career fields, provide a clean and technical work environment, help advance the U.S. economy and offer paths to additional industry credentials. Working with high-technology equipment, being a part of an important industry and entering into a field with opportunity instead of debt are a few benefits of choosing a career in manufacturing. Emphasis On Career Readiness Educators shoulder the responsibility to prepare college-bound students to be “college-ready;” however, they also need to emphasize “career ready” equally. Schools need to reinforce and be comfortable with the statement: “It’s OK to not get a traditional 4-year degree.” After graduation, students need to learn about their options; schools should be driven to provide students with the resources necessary to develop them into productive members of the workforce and society. Manufacturing Careers In High Demand Careers in manufacturing are expected to increase at a rate of 10 percent over the next seven years according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Those careers range from assembly and fabrication to computer programming, sales and more. Some manufacturing jobs require certifications and some require degrees, and all are equally important. Whether an individual wants a hands-on job in manufacturing or is interested in behind-the-scenes logistics, there are vast opportunities within the manufacturing sectors —specific industry knowledge can help them pursue many possibilities. Many of the skills learned are applicable to other jobs in the broad manufacturing field. This can make it easier to find jobs and provides more opportunities for career advancement. Earn While You Learn Manufacturing, a highly technical trade, provides higher-than-average wages and benefits for employees. At Scot Forge, we offer our employees up to $5,000 a year to cover all costs of pre-approved undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate degree level programs if they wish to pursue a higher-education degree. We also pay for any pre-approved courses and non-degree certificate programs in any field related to an employee’s career. As a continuously improving company, we encourage all employees to improve their skills on a regular basis. So, we offer enriching employment opportunities through a variety of formal internship and student learner programs, registered apprenticeships and job shadowing. Additionally, we bring in professors from local colleges to make learning more convenient. On top of that, we feel it’s important to reward our employees for their time commitment with an added bonus for those who complete 40 hours or more of educational study per year. Choose to work in this ever-changing, ever-growing industry. Choose a career in manufacturing! Working At Scot Forge Current Opportunities Employee Benefits Here are the top reasons why Scot Forge employee-owners choose to build their careers with us. Career Development Scot Forge offers a wide range of opportunities for individuals to develop, advance and grow. Why Manufacturing Find out why Manufacturing is such a great career choice. Employment Information Scot Forge Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and welcomes all qualified applicants. Featured Jobs: IT Internship Spring Grove, IL Saw Operator Spring Grove, IL Manufacturing / Production Technician Spring Grove, IL Part-time Building & Grounds Keeper Clinton, WI We can help you today! Name* Phone Number* Company* Email* State/Country* Comment/Request* File upload Upload File NOTE: Please do not upload sensitive documents. For a secure file transfer please call 800-435-6621. Submit