U.S. Department of Labor Recognizes MWI Pumps' Growth, Opportunity, and Future of Manufacturing
MWI Pumps was honored to welcome Keith Sonderling, Acting United States Secretary of Labor, to its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Deerfield Beach, Florida, during the company’s milestone 100th anniversary year.
As a fourth-generation, family-owned American manufacturer, MWI Pumps has spent a century designing and building high-performance water pumps and dewatering equipment that support critical infrastructure, construction, municipal, agricultural, mining, and emergency response projects throughout the United States and around the world.
During his visit, Secretary Sonderling met with MWI ownership and executive leadership, toured the company’s manufacturing operations, and spoke with employees about the important role skilled American workers play in supporting domestic manufacturing and global exports.
The visit provided an opportunity to highlight how policies that support working families and small businesses help companies like MWI Pumps continue investing in workforce development, expanding employment opportunities, and strengthening American manufacturing capabilities.
“Having the Acting Secretary of Labor visit our facility during our centennial year is a tremendous honor,” said Dana Eller, President of MWI Pumps. “For 100 years, our success has been built by hardworking American employees, a commitment to innovation, and a dedication to serving customers around the world. We appreciate the opportunity to showcase the talent and craftsmanship that continues to drive our company forward.”
Recognized for a Century of Performance and American Ingenuity
Founded in 1926, MWI Pumps has grown from a regional manufacturer into a global provider of water management solutions while maintaining its commitment to American manufacturing. Today, the company exports equipment worldwide while continuing to design, engineer, manufacture, and support its products from its Florida headquarters.
MWI Pumps extends its appreciation to Secretary Sonderling for taking the time to visit the facility and recognize the contributions that family-owned manufacturers make to Florida’s economy, American industry, and the nation’s workforce.
