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Installation, Maintenance, and Repair occurs at two different times during the advanced manufacturing production cycle. First, manufacturing Installation, Maintenance, and Repair personnel work to install and service machinery and equipment used on the factory floor to make goods and products. The goal here is to help ensure that the production process works smoothly and efficiently. Second, once products have been sold to business or government clients or consumers, Other Installation, Maintenance, and Repair workers ensure that these products are installed properly; and then afterwards that they are serviced and repaired, as specified by the manufacturer. The goal here is to help ensure that the delivered and installed products fulfill customer requirements and performance expectations.
If you are interested in advanced manufacturing Installation, Maintenance, and Repair, the kind of jobs and careers that you might consider include the following: Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial What you'll be doing all day: There are lots of electronics in manufacturing. It'll be up to you to install them, test them, and fix them should anything go wrong. What someone with a little experience makes (roughly): $43,680 What type of education you'll need: Associate's Degree, Technical Degree Industrial Machinery Mechanics What you'll be doing all day: Get ready to work on some of the most complex machinery there is pipelines, food processing equipment, distribution systems and more. From installations and adjustments to maintenance and repairs, you'll keep the machines moving. What someone with a little experience makes (roughly): $39,520 What type of education you'll need: High School Maintenance Workers, Machinery What you'll be doing all day: It's inevitable that stuff breaks, but your job is to make sure things don't break very often. You'll be performing maintenance of all kind - from machines that make chrome rims to machines that insert the cork into a bottle of wine. What someone with a little experience makes (roughly): $33,280 What type of education you'll need: High School Copyright © Dream It. Do It. 
Advanced manufacturing companies can be found in every state and region of the country, but some places have more of these businesses than others. You can begin to explore where these companies are in your community by using CareerOneStop. Under the "Career Tools" section on the homepage, access the "Employer Locator" link and make a series of selections to identify the names of potential employers in your state and hometown. Local newspapers, trade organizations, and labor unions can also be useful sources for learning about advanced manufacturing companies and their employment opportunities. The above sample occupations are from the National Association of Manufacturers' Dream It, Do It web site (www.dreamit-doit.com), which introduces young people to these and other career opportunities in advanced manufacturing. This source also describes the education and training needed for these careers. For a quick overview of what this site offers, click the link. Finally, you can look into the advanced manufacturing education and training opportunities right here at Career Voyages by clicking any of the orange buttons below.
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