Manufacturing Technician
Operate and maintain machinery to produce industrial and consumer products.
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- What's it like to be a Manufacturing Technician?
- How to become a Manufacturing Technician
- Latest Manufacturing Technician jobs
- Top skills and experience for Manufacturing Technicians
What's it like to be a Manufacturing Technician?
Manufacturing Technicians contribute to the production process of goods, often within an industrial or production environment. Manufacturing Technicians commonly oversee and monitor equipment during operation, troubleshoot issues, and uphold safety and quality standards. Also, they interpret technical documents such as blueprints or diagrams to ensure products are manufactured to specifications. Manufacturing Technicians can work in various sectors, such as technology, pharmaceuticals, or automotive. Their role requires technical knowledge and understanding of production processes, and they often work as part of a larger team.
Tasks and duties
- Operating, maintaining, and performing troubleshooting on production equipment.
- Monitoring and adjusting production processes or equipment for quality and productivity.
- Planning and laying out work to meet production and schedule requirements.
- Assisting in the continuous improvement efforts to reduce operational and non-operational downtime.
- Maintaining detailed documentation of work processes and machinery conditions.
- Conducting tests and inspections on products and materials to ensure compliance with standards and regulations.
- Collaborating with cross-functional teams to address manufacturing related issues.
How to become a Manufacturing Technician
A diploma or certificate is the minimum requirement for the role of Manufacturing Technician.
- Earn a diploma in industrial engineering technology or complete a certificate course on electromechanical technology or related field.
- Gain experience and skills through apprenticeship.
- With ample experience, you could move up to the role of Manufacturing Senior Technician.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Manufacturing Technician employers on Jobstreet are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas. Food Science
Electrical Technology
Semiconductor Industry
Machine Operation
Food Manufacturing
Production Equipment
Production Operation
Engineering Technology
Heavy Equipment
Food Industry
Certifying
Food Processing Technology
Troubleshooting
Preventive Maintenance
Research and Development
Quality Control
Leadership
Batching
Computer Literacy
Calibration
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