Introduction to Manufacturing

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Offered as a FREE educational resource to our currently enrolled students. Send an email to the support team if you want to enroll for this course.

COURTESY OF:

Connecticut State Colleges & Universities (CSCU) and Charter Oak State College.

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Description

INTRODUCTION

Manufacturing is no longer the dirty industry that it used to be associated with in the past. Today’s manufacturing is Clean, High Tech, Fun and Cool. Manufacturing offers an excellent path to employment with high potential earnings with good benefits.

This course on Introduction to Manufacturing is designed to provide you with introductory information regarding the manufacturing industry, and will familiarize you with many aspects of this industry. This course is self-paced, which means it does not have an instructor, and you can take as long as you would like to complete it. It could take anywhere from one to several hours to complete, depending on how quickly you move between sections and how much you want to explore.

This course is for informational purposes only. Along the way, you will be asked some questions about things you have learned, but these questions are just to help you remember some of the information the course gave you. You can get the answers wrong, and it will not count against you !!

Once you get to the end of the course, you will be able to print out a certificate showing that you have completed the same.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

This course is designed to be an introductory course and is offered FREE to currently enrolled students that want to pursue a career in Manufacturing. The objective of this course is to help you understand the excellent benefits and opportunities available to you in the field of manufacturing. 

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE

It is designed for a wide variety of audiences that is interested in a career in manufacturing. A career in Manufacturing lets you pursue careers in many different related fields. A sampling of titles with a career in manufacturing is as below:

  • Manufacturing Engineer
  • Sr. Process Development Engineer
  • Production Engineer
  • Project Manager
  • Senior Engineer
  • CNC Operator
  • Set up Technician
  • Assembler
  • Fabricator
  • Production Lead
  • Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
  • Industrial Maintenance Electrician
  • Millwright
  • Director of Health and Safety
  • Safety Team Leader
  • Environment, Health and Safety Coordinator
  • Quality Manager
  • Inspector
  • Six Sigma Black Belt
  • Continuous Improvement Leader
  • Lean Manufacturing Lead
  • ISO 9000 Quality System Auditor
  • Safety Manager
  • Environmental Engineer
  • Materials Manager
  • Purchasing Agent
  • Director of Supply Chain
  • Logistics Manager
  • Warehouse and Distribution Manager

This course is available as a free educational resource to our currently enrolled students. Send an email to the support team if you want to enroll for this course.

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