Explore Advanced Manufacturing Career Pathways and Industries

 
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Manufacturing
 
Uses machines, tools, and human labor to make products for use by
others
Typically involves a combination of automated machines and human labor
Often operates on an assembly schedule
Goal-oriented:  focused on meeting set production goals and product
demand
Time is money:  the faster and better that workers and the machines
around them work, the better their companies perform
Create product as quickly and inexpensively as possible and in the
necessary quantities
Lean, Six Sigma, kaizen
Safety-minded
Team-oriented
 
 
 
 
Manufacturing Industries
 
Aerospace
Complete vehicles,  components
BioTechnology
Pharmaceuticals, food products
Chemicals
Adhesives, paint, pesticides, soaps
Computer & Electronics
Audio/video, components, etc.
Fabricated Metal Products
heat treating, engraving, nails,
Foods
Animal feed, seasonings, snacks
Machinery
Mowers, HVAC, assembly equipment
 
Medical Devices & Supplies
Pacemakers, gurneys, filters
Measurement Systems
Gages, Vision Systems, CMM
Paper Products
Boxes, gift wrap, diapers
Pharmaceuticals
Prescription, over-the-counter
Rubber & Plastic Products
Tires, hoses, bags, pipes
Transportation & Parts
Cars, trucks, boats, components
Various Retail Goods
Toys, clothing, sporting goods
 
Manufacturing Jobs
 
Designers:
  Engineers, Designers and Technologists. Designing products in such a
way that they are easy to manufacture.
Makers:
  Operators, Technicians, Process Engineers, Supervisors and Testers.
Making products with quality and efficiency.
Improvers:
  Engineers, Market Researchers, Operators and Technicians.
Identifying, analyzing and improving existing manufacturing processes.
Sellers:
  Sell inventory to customers:  Technical Sales, Customer Support,
Marketing, Graphic Design and Social Media.  Identifying customer needs and
providing products that meet those needs.
Distributors:
  Distribute products to customers:  Planners, Buyers, Inventory
Specialists, Packing & Shipping, Pilots & Drivers and Customer Service.
Distributing products to customers quickly and at a low cost.
Supporters:
  Customer Support, Equipment Installers, Repair & Maintenance and
Operators.  Supporting customer use of manufactured products.
 
Characteristics of a Manufacturing Professional
 
Excellent attendance
Shows up for work on time
Attention to detail
Strong teamwork skills
Takes responsibility and is
reliable
Has good listening skills
Has computer skills
 
Has good reading
comprehension skills
Able to solve problems and
think critically
Has basic math skills
Safety-minded
Enjoys working with his/her
hands
Likes to stay busy
 
Manufacturing in Massachusetts
 
Manufacturing at MWCC
 
Advanced Manufacturing Industrial Readiness Training:  six-week,
entry-level training
Analytical Quality and Laboratory Sciences Certificate:  one year (2
semesters)
Mechatronics Certificate:  one year (2 semesters)
Associate of Science in Manufacturing Technology:  Plastics:  two year
degree
Associate of Science in Quality and Laboratory Sciences:  two year
degree
Associate of Science in Biotechnology:  two year degree
 
Manufacturers in our Region
 
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program.
Adaptive equipment is available upon request 
for 
individuals with
 
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Employment 
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Training
 
Administration.
The 
AMMQC 
program is an Equal Opportunity 
program. 
Adaptive equipment is available upon
request 
for 
individuals with disabilities. This workforce product was funded by a grant awarded
by the U.S. Department of 
Labor’s Employment 
and 
Training 
Administration. The product was
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Department 
of 
Labor. 
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including 
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  1. Advanced Manufacturing Advanced Manufacturing Career Pathways Career Pathways

  2. Manufacturing Uses machines, tools, and human labor to make products for use by others Typically involves a combination of automated machines and human labor Often operates on an assembly schedule Goal-oriented: focused on meeting set production goals and product demand Time is money: the faster and better that workers and the machines around them work, the better their companies perform Create product as quickly and inexpensively as possible and in the necessary quantities Lean, Six Sigma, kaizen Safety-minded Team-oriented

  3. Manufacturing Industries Aerospace Complete vehicles, components BioTechnology Pharmaceuticals, food products Chemicals Adhesives, paint, pesticides, soaps Computer & Electronics Audio/video, components, etc. Fabricated Metal Products heat treating, engraving, nails, Foods Animal feed, seasonings, snacks Machinery Mowers, HVAC, assembly equipment Medical Devices & Supplies Pacemakers, gurneys, filters Measurement Systems Gages, Vision Systems, CMM Paper Products Boxes, gift wrap, diapers Pharmaceuticals Prescription, over-the-counter Rubber & Plastic Products Tires, hoses, bags, pipes Transportation & Parts Cars, trucks, boats, components Various Retail Goods Toys, clothing, sporting goods

  4. Manufacturing Jobs Designers: Engineers, Designers and Technologists. Designing products in such a way that they are easy to manufacture. Makers: Operators, Technicians, Process Engineers, Supervisors and Testers. Making products with quality and efficiency. Improvers: Engineers, Market Researchers, Operators and Technicians. Identifying, analyzing and improving existing manufacturing processes. Sellers: Sell inventory to customers: Technical Sales, Customer Support, Marketing, Graphic Design and Social Media. Identifying customer needs and providing products that meet those needs. Distributors: Distribute products to customers: Planners, Buyers, Inventory Specialists, Packing & Shipping, Pilots & Drivers and Customer Service. Distributing products to customers quickly and at a low cost. Supporters: Customer Support, Equipment Installers, Repair & Maintenance and Operators. Supporting customer use of manufactured products.

  5. Characteristics of a Manufacturing Professional Excellent attendance Shows up for work on time Attention to detail Strong teamwork skills Takes responsibility and is reliable Has good listening skills Has computer skills Has good reading comprehension skills Able to solve problems and think critically Has basic math skills Safety-minded Enjoys working with his/her hands Likes to stay busy

  6. Manufacturing in Massachusetts

  7. Manufacturing at MWCC Advanced Manufacturing Industrial Readiness Training: six-week, entry-level training Analytical Quality and Laboratory Sciences Certificate: one year (2 semesters) Mechatronics Certificate: one year (2 semesters) Associate of Science in Manufacturing Technology: Plastics: two year degree Associate of Science in Quality and Laboratory Sciences: two year degree Associate of Science in Biotechnology: two year degree

  8. Manufacturers in our Region

  9. Disclaimer The AMMQC program is an Equal Opportunity program. Adaptive equipment is available upon request for individuals with disabilities. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0] This project is sponsored by a $15.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. The AMMQC program is an Equal Opportunity program. Adaptive equipment is available upon request for individuals with disabilities. This workforce product was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor s Employment and Training Administration. The product was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor. The U.S. Department of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties, or assurances of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites and including, but not limited to, accuracy of the information or its completeness, timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability, or ownership.

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