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IACMI Workforce Survey
Results! Colby Spencer-Cesaro Workforce Intelligence Network
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WIN aligns around the following mission and goals
To create a comprehensive and cohesive workforce development system in Southeast Michigan that provides employers with the talent they need for success. Data Employer Engagement Policy
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We do “stuff”
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Respondents Respondents were from varied companies and backgrounds related to composites Many had multiple applications
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Current talent needs Chemical and materials scientists
Engineering technicians/technologists Computer, electrical, and mechanical engineers Researchers Floor supervisors
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Finished parts manufacturers
Current talent needs Resin manufacturers Finished parts manufacturers Fiber manufacturers modeling and simulation, engineering technicians, chemical and materials engineers, and research floor management, engineering technicians, computer, electrical, and mechanical engineers, and skilled trades modeling & simulation, engineering technicians, and research
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Future needs Respondents’ current talent needs largely mirror the past trends. Future projected needs include: Engineers (the highest projected need) Chemical and materials scientists Computer, electrical, and mechanical engineers
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Finished parts manufacturers
Future needs Resin manufacturers Finished parts manufacturers Fiber manufacturers chemical and materials engineers, engineering technicians, researchers, and modeling and simulation workers computer, electrical, and chemical engineers, floor supervisors/managers, and skilled trades workers engineers, chemical and materials scientists, engineering technicians, and modeling and simulation workers
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Skills gaps!
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Skills gaps! Lack of multidisciplinary training, narrow background
Composites knowledge and experience/practical application of composites Manufacturing skills, skilled trades cross-bread with engineering and computer technology Hands-on experience Basic employability skills Communications skills Work experience
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Opportunities Practical application Work-and-learn
Competitions, short-term internships, etc. to encourage more “practical application” of composites teaching Work-and-learn More internships More co-ops Work-and-learn for high schoolers Employer sub-committee Composites add-ons Great interest from companies to steer direction, take advantage of it! Programs lacking composites training can “add-on” a chapter or segment Online format possible
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WEBSITE: win-semich.org EMAIL: Colby.Cesaro@win-semich.org
Thank You!
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