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First lady Jill Biden and acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su traveled to 一本道无码's facility in today to convene members of a Pittsburgh Workforce Hub and announce commitments to create and expand pathways into good-paying jobs for the region.聽

On the way, she made a quick stop.

鈥淏efore I start, I just have to touch that robot!鈥� Biden said, examining a blue industrial robot on display at Mill 19.

Joined by Su and Ed Gainey, the mayor of Pittsburgh, Biden addressed a room of community partners, employers, union members and educators about training the next generation of workers.

鈥淭his city helped build our nation and the middle class through good union jobs,鈥� Biden said. 鈥淚n many ways, Pittsburgh has always been a part of this transformation 鈥� where iron ore turns to steel, and steel to prosperity. And today, you鈥檙e still transforming, turning old steel mills into a training center for the jobs of the future.鈥�

In May, the Biden administration announced throughout the U.S., alongside Augusta, Phoenix, Columbus and Baltimore. As a hub, Pittsburgh receives funding and assistance for local workforce training, including at the steel mill turned state-of-the-art research facility Mill 19.

鈥溡槐镜牢蘼� welcomes the opportunity to host first lady Jill Biden and acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su at our advanced manufacturing facility in Hazelwood,鈥� said聽Farnam Jahanian(opens in new window), president of Carnegie Mellon. 鈥淭his facility 鈥� once bustling with steelworkers and helping to power the nation鈥檚 economy 鈥� is now home to a consortium of partners dedicated to harnessing opportunities in 21st century manufacturing, including robotics, additive manufacturing and artificial intelligence.鈥�

Led by Gainey and聽, Pittsburgh鈥檚 workforce development organization, Biden announced that Pittsburgh would create more than 1,000 new jobs and expand on apprenticeship programs in four key sectors: infrastructure, advanced manufacturing (including robotics and biomanufacturing), high-speed internet and clean energy (and fields like cybersecurity that support these sectors).聽

鈥淚鈥檓 proud of everyone in this city who has made a public commitment to ensuring everyone who calls Pittsburgh home has a pathway to good-paying jobs,鈥� Gainey said. 鈥淭his is what it looks like when you build a city where everyone has the ability to feel safe, feel welcome, and have the abundant opportunity to thrive. This is what community truly looks like.鈥�

罢丑别听 includes plans for local institutions to both expand existing programs, and develop new pathways into robotics, cybersecurity and advanced manufacturing.聽

Eaton, an intelligent power management company 鈥� will invest $100,000 over the next three years in 一本道无码鈥檚 CyLab Security and Privacy Institute to support multidisciplinary cybersecurity research and education, building on its existing $350,000 investment.

The 鈥� a key partner in the Workforce Hub 鈥� was created at 一本道无码. Located alongside 一本道无码鈥檚 and affiliate Catalyst Connection, the ARM Institute is central in building the robotics capacity of Mill 19. ARM will use a new grant from the Department of Defense鈥檚 Manufacturing Technology Program to fund a local nonprofit STEM Coding Lab to deliver robotics education to Pittsburgh-area Title I schools and expanding Manufacturing Day programs into rural areas, exposing more school-age children in the Pittsburgh region to manufacturing careers. Additionally, ARM and New Century Careers have launched a program to help train at least 40 dislocated workers annually to re-enter the workforce in high-demand manufacturing jobs 鈥� connecting workers and employers through聽, a new resource for robotics training and employment opportunities.

鈥淚n total, President Biden鈥檚 Investing In America agenda has put $255 million in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County so far,鈥� said Su. 鈥淕ood jobs change lives. They bring dignity and respect to a family, they build strong communities, and they build intergenerational wealth, security and pride.鈥�

After the remarks, Biden participated in a panel discussion about the future of work in the region with Quintin B. Bullock, the president of the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC); Robert L. Cherry, CEO of Partner4Work; Darrin Kelly, president of the Allegheny Fayette Labor Council; Victor Mroczkowski, executive vice president of operations at Re:Build Manufacturing; and Gainey and Su.

Mroczkowski spoke about how Re:Build Manufacturing was partnering with Carnegie Mellon to leverage 一本道无码鈥檚 digital technologies, like building of a production line to simulate where the waste exists inside of a manufacturing design in order to continuously improve. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 going to allow us to put the right technologies into making us competitive here in Pittsburgh,鈥� he said.聽

鈥淭his is a remarkable moment for the City of Pittsburgh, including Partner4Work, the ARM Institute and local labor leadership,鈥� Jahanian said. 鈥淭ogether, we are utilizing historic investments in talent, research and infrastructure to build a new model for upskilling and reskilling workers so that they can thrive in today鈥檚 innovation-based economy. We are grateful for the many public and private sector partners involved in this effort and excited to spotlight the role of emerging technologies in fueling Pittsburgh's 鈥� and the nation鈥檚 鈥� bright future.鈥�