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The rise of automation and advanced technologies like robotics has significantly impacted manufacturing in recent years. However, human labor remains essential in many aspects of manufacturing, including design, engineering, quality control, and operation of complex machinery.

Manufacturing is the process of transforming raw materials or components into finished goods. It involves using tools, machinery, labor, and chemical or biological processing to create new products. Manufacturing is the backbone of the secondary sector of the economy, which takes goods produced by the primary sector (like agriculture and mining) and transforms them into usable products.

Here’s a breakdown of key aspects of manufacturing:

• Inputs: Raw materials are the basic ingredients used in manufacturing. These can be natural resources like wood, oil, or minerals, or they can be semi-finished products from other manufacturing processes.

• Processes: Manufacturing uses a variety of processes to transform raw materials. This can involve shaping, assembling, treating, or combining materials to create the desired product. Examples include processes like weaving, molding, machining, and chemical reactions.

• Outputs: The finished product is the final good that emerges from the manufacturing process. This could be anything from a simple toy to a complex piece of machinery.

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Manufacturing can be done on a small or large scale.

• Small-scale manufacturing: This often involves traditional crafts or artisanal production techniques, with skilled workers using hand tools or simple machinery.

• Large-scale manufacturing: This typically involves factories that use assembly lines, automation, and mass production techniques to produce large quantities of goods efficiently.

Examples of Positions We Can Place

Chief Executives and Director Positions

Director of operations
Quality management
Chief of manufacturing
Quality control director
Operations director

Management Positions

Assistant plant managers
Distribution managers
Estimating managers
Facilities managers
General managers
Maintenance managers
Material managers
Operations managers
Plant managers
Product managers
Production managers
Project managers
Quality assurance managers
Safety managers
Shipping and receiving managers
Warehouse managers

Supervisory Positions

Assembly supervisors
Floor supervisors
Maintenance supervisors
Manufacturing team leaders
Manufacturing supervisors
Machine shop maintenance or production supervisors
Material management supervisors
Production supervisors
Powerhouse supervisors
Processing equipment operations supervisors
Shift supervisors
Tool room supervisors

Manufacturing Operator Positions

Boiler operators
Chemical plant operators
CNC operators
Coating operators
Computer control programmers/operators
Dairy processing equipment operators
General machine operators
Machine tool cutting operators
Manufacturing Assistant- Plastic Injection Molding
Paint and spray machine operators
Plant/power plant operators
Printing machine operators
Process operators
Specialized machine operators
Waste treatment plant operators

Manufacturing Specialist and General Manufacturing Associate Positions

Bindery Helper
Bindery Operator
Boilermakers
Bookbinders
Buyer
CNC machinists
Configuration and product marketing analysts
Controllers
Customer service representatives
Cutters
Designers
Digital Press Operators
Electricians
Electronic assemblers
Estimators
Expediters
Fabricators
Fiberglass laminators/fabricators
Floor assemblers
Folding Machine Operators
Forklift Operators
General workers
Inspectors
Machinists
Machine Operators
Mailing Helpers
Mailing Operators
Maintenance Mechanics
Master schedulers
Material handlers
Material planners
Mechanical Assemblers
Medical Assemblers
Metal workers
New Business Development
Painting and coating workers
Photographic processors
Planners
Precision assemblers
Prepress Operators
Press Helpers
Press Operator- Sheetfed & Web
Plastic machine workers
Production foremen
Power plant dispatchers
Power plant distributors
Processing workers
Production control clerks
Quality control analysts
Quality inspectors
Receiving Clerks
Structural metal fabricators
Tool and die makers
Tool crib attendants
Tool, die, and gauge makers
Warehouse workers
Welders

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