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Manufacturing & Production
Manufacture and assemble products.
114 careers$44,135 median payHigh AI risk
π What You'll Do
- β’Set up and operate production machinery
- β’Assemble products and components
- β’Monitor quality and inspect products
- β’Maintain and troubleshoot equipment
- β’Follow safety protocols and procedures
- β’Meet production quotas and deadlines
π Education & Training
Typical Path
High school diploma with on-the-job training
Time Investment
Entry-level immediate, advancement with training
Common Credentials
- β’ OSHA safety certifications
- β’ Forklift operator certification
- β’ CNC machinist certifications
π€ Who This Is For
Good fit if you:
- βThose who enjoy repetitive, hands-on work
- βPeople seeking stable manufacturing jobs
- βIndividuals who work well in team environments
- βThose who take pride in quality work
Not ideal if you:
- βThose seeking variety and creativity
- βPeople uncomfortable with loud environments
About Manufacturing & Production Careers
Manufacturing and production careers create the goods that fill our stores and fuel our economy. From machine operators running assembly lines to quality inspectors ensuring standards, these workers transform raw materials into finished products.
This field is evolving with automation and offers paths from entry-level to skilled technical roles.
Core Skills Needed
Machine operation and setupAttention to detail and qualityPhysical stamina and dexterityMath and measurementSafety awarenessTeamwork and reliabilityBasic computer skills
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