Best Entry-Level Jobs in Manufacturing

Posted on 8/28/2024 by Erin Helms

Most entry-level manufacturing jobs don't require a college degree. You'll often receive on-the-job training to learn the necessary skills. Here are some of the best entry-level positions in manufacturing: machine operator, assembler, production worker, and process technician.

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How to Move Into a Leadership Position at Work (Manufacturing/Production)

Posted on 9/29/2022 by Erin Helms

If you have production and manufacturing floor experience, you might consider moving into a management position. If you are interested, it is helpful to know what your advancement options are and what skills you will need. What separates a production line worker from a management-level employee? What are the skills you need to move into manufacturing and production management? These are the questions to ask yourself. The production/manufacturing industry is steady, with plenty of opportunities for advancing a manufacturing career. Here is how you can prepare for a leadership position in the manufacturing and production industry.

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5 Skills Manufacturers Need to Land a Job

Posted on 7/18/2022 by Emma Cercone

In addition to having the right experience and qualifications, manufacturing employers want to see that you have the skills – both hard and soft skills – to do the job right. And they can’t always afford to spend weeks or months training new hires from the ground up. So, what does that mean when you’re trying to put together a compelling resume to get yourself in front of hiring managers?

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