Jim Martin, left, and Eric Moquin stand with a $500,000 horizontal mill at Pre-Tech Precision Machining in Mineville. The equipment is used to make aerospace components.
continued — “I never dreamed I could do this kind of work, become a plant manager,” Kahler, a 1986 Crown Point Central School graduate, said. “Pre-Tech does a great job training people, but you need the basics.”
Pre-Tech prides itself on being a local company, Kahler said. He pointed out 19 of the 22 employees at the Mineville plant live in the town of Moriah. The others live in Elizabethtown, Wadhams and Ticonderoga.
“I think Pre-Tech has been good for the community,” he said. “The plant is safe and clean. It provides good-paying jobs.”
The Mineville plant operates two shifts, day and night, five days a week.
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