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Careers in Manufacturing Manufacturing Process of changing raw or processed materials into products people can use Frontline Workers All the people, from entry-level through first-line supervisors, who work to produce a product or whose work supports production

Careers in Manufacturing What do front-line workers do? Use their mind, hands, and creativity To make products

Manufacturing Sub-Industries Chemical Electrical Equipment & Appliances Computers & Electronic Products Food & Beverage FurnitureMachinery Petroleum & Coal Products

Manufacturing Sub-Industries Plastics & Rubber Production Printing Primary Fabricated Metals Textile, Textile Products, Apparel & Leather Wood & Paper Transportation Equipment

High Performance Manufacturing Combines a highly skilled and empowered workforce, advanced technology, and new ways of working to achieve superior levels of quality, customer satisfaction, and efficiency. Goal is to make no mistakes: “zero defect rates”

High Performance Workplace Goals High Performance Workplace Goals Rely on a highly skilled workforce at every level of the organization Expect all workers – not just managers – to make decisions and solve problems Share information about company goals and strategies with all workers Use innovative work practices and apply advanced technologies

High Performance Workplace Goals Provide a workplace that is free of safety and environmental hazards Invest in updating worker skills Reward and recognize workers for their contributions

High Performance Worker Roles Technologist Problem solver and decision maker Idea person Industry observer Broadly skilled worker Team player Adapter

Challenges & Rewards Chance to build a career More fulfilling work Better working conditions Higher wages

Manufacturing Concentrations Production Manufacturing Production Process Development Quality Assurance Health, Safety, and Environmental Assurance Maintenance, Installation, and Repair Logistics and Inventory Control

Certifications & Training MSSC Other Industry Certifications Education & Training –Apprenticeship –Technical schools & universities –Company training programs –Lifelong learning