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Best Entry-Level Jobs in Manufacturing

Posted on 08/28 by Erin Helms

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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.

Considering a Career in Manufacturing?

Manufacturing offers great pay, on-the-job training, and unlimited possibilities. The industry is growing, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicting a million new jobs by 2031 due to retirements, job changes, and industry expansion.

Don't Be Intimidated by "Manufacturing"

While some manufacturing roles might seem daunting, many entry-level positions don't require extensive background knowledge or education. What's essential is a willingness to learn, attention to detail, and strong problem-solving skills.

Top Entry-Level Manufacturing Jobs

Assembler: If you enjoy putting things together, you might thrive as an assembler. You'll work on assembling various products, from medical devices to electronics. Welder: Some employers provide training for welding, even if you have no prior experience. Welders use torches to join metal parts, with opportunities in industries like automotive, HVAC, and marine repair. Machine Operator: If you have a knack for working on engines and machinery, consider becoming a machine operator. You'll ensure heavy equipment runs efficiently. While some experience might be required, many companies offer technical training. Production Worker: Production workers handle tasks from assembly lines to quality control and shipping. These roles are crucial for maintaining smooth operations and can vary widely between companies. Numerical Control Operator: If you can read blueprints and schematics, consider this role. Numerical control operators program machines to build parts and components, requiring precision and troubleshooting skills.

Explore Your Options with LaborMAX

There are many types of manufacturing jobs available. If you want to learn more, contact LaborMAX. Our experts can help you find the best fit and connect you with available positions. Ready for a career change? Call LaborMAX and start your journey to success.

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