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Manufacturing
The makers
of parts will be increasing in demand as society continues
to make purchases. The key to working in this industry is
being able to work within a computerized environment. Many
workers in this field are aging and will be retiring- opening
up jobs to newcomers .
TOOL
AND DIE MAKERS
Tool and
Die Makers interpret job orders and blueprints to set up and
operate machines to perform operations such as drilling, boring,
planing and grinding.
EDUCATION
Tool and Die Makers must complete some High School Education
they may require a College Diploma and several months of on
the job training.
| Age |
20
- 29 |
| Salary |
$34,900
highest 20% |
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$26,200
average |
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$17,900
lowest 20% |
MACHINISTS
Machinists
set up and operate machine tools to cut metal to specific
shapes and sizes.
EDUCATION
Machinists must usually complete some High School they also
receive on the job training.
| Age |
20
- 29 |
| Salary |
$29,900
highest 20% |
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$22,700
average |
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$15,100
lowest 20% |
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Mechanical
Engineers who are skilled in the areas of design, installation
and the testing of systems and production processes are needed.
Those with expertise in the motor vehicle industry will see
a considerable demand for their skills.
EDUCATION
Mechanical Engineers usually require a Bachelors Degree in
Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
| Age |
20
- 29 |
| Salary |
$48,000
highest 20% |
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$39,200
average |
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$29,000
lowest 20% |
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