ENSER Engineering Services, a leader in engineering solutions and reshoring initiatives, has partnered with the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program (NJMEP) as a Preferred Resource. The collaboration aims to enhance New Jersey’s manufacturing capabilities, providing innovative solutions and strategic support to increase productivity and competitiveness across the state.
Peter Connolly, CEO – NJMEP said, “I appreciate ENSER’s commitment to the New Jersey manufacturing industry. It exemplifies a New Jersey industrial business that continually strives to enhance operations and propel the industry forward. Our collaboration on our upcoming Safety project and their participation in both the State-of-the-State of Manufacturing and ‘MADE in NJ’ Manufacturing Day attest to ENSER’s dedication to progress.”
For more than seven decades, ENSER has provided specialized engineering services including tooling and fixtures, custom industrial carts, finite element analysis, and turnkey manufacturing. ENSER’s commitment to reshoring, a trend embraced by many top U.S. companies, aligns with NJMEP’s mission to strengthen local manufacturing and drive economic growth.
ENSER understands the challenges faced by New Jersey manufacturers and offers tailored solutions to help them address these issues. By outsourcing heavy workloads or complex engineering tasks to ENSER, manufacturers can maintain high-quality production standards and keep operations within the state. ENSER’s comprehensive engineering services enable manufacturers to focus on their core operations while leveraging expert support to enhance efficiency and innovation.
The firm has been supporting American manufacturing through reshoring since 2013. By bringing operations back to the U.S., ENSER helps clients reduce costs, improve quality control, and enhance operational efficiency. “We’ve been hipsters in the reshoring movement, doing it before it was cool,” says Domenic Arnone, ENSER’s New Jersey Account Executive Engineer. “Our expertise in engineering and manufacturing has enabled us to help companies navigate complex challenges and achieve success,” says Marco Arnone, ENSER’s President.
In June, ENSER attended NJBIA’s State of the State event, highlighting its commitment to education and manufacturing in New Jersey. The event, held at the Trenton State House, brought together industry leaders, legislators, and key stakeholders to discuss critical issues affecting the manufacturing sector. Topics included workforce development, regulatory changes, and cost challenges faced by manufacturers in the state. Michelle Siekerka, President and CEO of NJBIA, emphasized the importance of such collaborations: “Manufacturing is crucial for New Jersey’s economy, and partnerships like these help us address workforce, regulatory, and cost challenges.”
ENSER is anticipating NJMEP’s Manufacturing Day in October, an event dedicated to celebrating and promoting New Jersey’s manufacturing industry. This annual gathering provides a platform for networking, learning, and collaboration among manufacturing leaders. “We look forward to participating in Manufacturing Day and demonstrating how our engineering solutions can drive innovation and efficiency,” says Marco Arnone, ENSER’s president.
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