Mission
Our mission is to lead in the manufacturing industry by providing modern, efficient, responsive and on-time service to our customers; quality of life to all employees and improve the lives of people in our community through apprenticeships, training and sponsorships of youth organizations.
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Vision
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Vision Statement: CPC’s vision is to remain positioned at the technological forefront of modern manufacturing through use of automation and emerging technologies, re-investment, training and networking while utilizing and respecting established skills, best practices and lessons learned.
Our Partners
Brett Austin
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Quoting
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Process Control
I am a licensed Tool and Die Maker and a Georgian College alumnus, graduating in 2004 and 2005. My career began on manual machines in various job shop and production environments. After completing my apprenticeship in 2008, I transitioned to programming and operating CNC machines, including multi-spindle lathes and 5-axis mills.
In 2017, I became a part-time instructor at Georgian College, teaching CNC programming, cutting tool theory, and machine shop applications. I also volunteered with Skills Canada as a trainer and coach for CNC Mill and Turn competitions.
In 2019, I shifted from the shop floor to management roles at a local Tier 1 automotive mold and production shop, focusing on people and policy management. In 2020, I founded "Millar Mechanical," a successful machine shop. I transitioned to full-time teaching in 2023 and became one of three partners in the modern machine shop, Coldwater Precision Components,
Ethan McCallum
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Production
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Manufacturing
Ethan McCallum, a proud graduate of Georgian College’s Mechanical Technician Precision Skills program, has quickly made a name for himself early in his career. In 2024, he represented Team Canada in CNC Milling at the World Skills event in Lyon, France. Beyond his technical achievements, Ethan is passionate about inspiring the next generation; he frequently participates in public speaking events to motivate youth in our communities about the incredible opportunities available in the skilled trades sector.
Zach Moczkodan
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IT
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R & D
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Data Managment
Zach is an enthusiastic third-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Computer Engineering at the Canadian Royal Military College, set to graduate in 2026. His academic journey has equipped him with a strong foundation in engineering principles specifically for the manufacturing sector. As a dedicated hobby machinist, Zach’s hands-on experience fuels his passion for discovering innovative improvements. He’s driven to push the boundaries of manufacturing in North America, and his insights and creativity position him as an emerging leader ready to make a significant impact in the industry