Everyone deserves a safe, healthy work environment. For us, it’s a non-negotiable priority. Everyone, every day, plays a role in making sure we all go home as healthy as when we arrived.

Our partnerships with universities and national labs help research and development teams evaluate and develop the technologies of the future.

We support STEM education and basic needs in the communities where we operate, empowering local employees to make decisions about where those investments are made.

Trip Kern spends his days making sure new Timken sales engineers have the knowledge and expertise to add value to customer interactions. Kern reflects on his 35-year career with Timken, and the promise of the next generation.

Customers in future-focused markets like medical robotics, factory automation and aerospace will benefit from Timken’s CGI acquisition, which deepens the company’s expertise in highly engineered precision drive systems.

Manufacturing companies in the United States are in need of skilled workers. Carolyn Lee, president and executive director of the Manufacturing Institute (MI), talks about how the gender gap contributes to the problem, and how MI and Timken are working together to attract more women to manufacturing careers and support their professional growth.

Timken, recognized as one of the world’s most innovative companies in 2024 by Fast Company, applies its leading R&D capabilities and 125 years of engineering expertise to optimize efficiency and sustainability in wind energy and solar power technologies. The company’s top technology leaders explain.

The Timken® Wireless Sensor and Monitoring Solution offers a simple, inexpensive way to help customers detect problems before they happen. Program Manager Brett Laubacher talks about how customer needs informed the product innovation.

With the acquisition of Des-Case, we added lubrication management to our expertise and product lines, to help customers extend the life of lubricants, bearings and industrial machines.

Rollon engineers help students at Polytechnic University of Milan build award-winning rockets for the Portuguese Space Agency’s annual European Rocketry Challenge.