Attend our upcoming Hiring Fair on Friday, July 17. Janicki is growing, and so is our team. We are hiring across all levels and departments to support expanding work in the aerospace, defense, space and marine industries. With new programs coming online and a new manufacturing facility on site, now is the time to explore...
Soccer fans traveling to the 2026 global soccer celebration have a reason to stop in Skagit County this summer. Six towns, including Concrete, Sedro-Woolley, Anacortes, Mount Vernon, Burlington and La Conner, have installed large block-letter signs spelling out their names built by Janicki. With Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia, hosting matches in June and July, the signs...
On May 27, Lockheed Martin visited Janicki’s Layton, Utah facility with their F-35 Lightning II interactive cockpit demonstrator. Set up inside the facility, the simulator replicated the flight controls and pilot interface of an F-35, outfitted with several large screens and realistic graphics. For several hours, Janicki team members had the opportunity to experience firsthand...
Connecting with Montana leaders: John and Katy Janicki with Marta Bertoglio, Director of the Montana Department of Commerce, and Gov. Greg Gianforte. (SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. – June 2, 2026) Janicki Industries, a privately owned engineering and manufacturing company, today announced its selection of Great Falls, Montana as the site of its next manufacturing campus. The $800...
(SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. – May 12, 2026) Janicki, an engineering and manufacturing company, will enter a team in the 2026 Ski to Sea relay race with a full set of racing equipment the company designed and manufactured itself using aerospace-grade materials and processes. Ski to Sea is one of the Pacific Northwest’s longest-running multi-sport relay events. On...
Above: Janicki President John Janicki, Katy Janicki and Community Relations Manager Nick Lavacca meet with Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte. (SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. – April 17, 2026) Janicki Industries, a privately-owned engineering and manufacturing company with locations in Washington and Utah, is evaluating a potential expansion of its facilities to Great Falls, Montana, or the south-central Idaho...
Top Image: MV1, Janicki’s newest facility in Mount Vernon, Washington. (SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. – April 16, 2026) Janicki Industries, a privately owned engineering and manufacturing company, announces a multi-state growth plan to address growing customer demand in the aerospace, defense, space and marine industries. The plan includes new and expanded facilities in Washington and Utah totaling...
Will Benefield was quiet, thoughtful, inquisitive and pragmatic. He grew up in the mountains of Utah, where he developed a deep love for the natural world. He enjoyed hiking, skiing, kayaking, flying kites, cooking, and spending time with friends and family. Through nature he found peace, inspiration and a great sense of perspective. Being an...
Featured image: NASA’s Artemis II SLS rocket at Launch Complex 39B, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Credit: NASA/Ben Smegelsky. Janicki supplied tooling and parts in support of NASA’s Artemis program, contributing to the manufacturing infrastructure behind the SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft. On April 1, 2026, NASA’s Artemis II mission launched from Kennedy Space Center at...
Janicki was featured in Composites World’s coverage of recent process evaluations conducted on Kaneka Aerospace’s TP2230 BMI tooling prepreg. The evaluations demonstrated more than 25 percent reduction in lead time and more than 20 percent reduction in tool cost. According to the article, the material’s polymer chemistry addresses historical processing challenges associated with BMI tooling...
SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash., Jan. 7, 2026 – Janicki Industries is donating $30,000 to Helping Hands Food Bank and Solutions Center to support recovery efforts in the aftermath of record flooding in Washington. Janicki employs more than 1,700 employees and operates over 1 million square feet of manufacturing facilities in Skagit County. “Our communities require immediate support...
Having technicians manual sand tooling on their hands and knees all day is hard on their bodies and is inconsistent because humans are not able to apply the same force on a workpiece throughout the day, said Hunter McKenzie, manufacturing engineer at Janicki Industries Inc., as he discussed the company’s sanding process. In addition to...