1 Careers in Manufacturing Workshop Dr. Mark Martin Centers for Applied Competitive Technologies (CACT) CA Career Pathways Director (based at CCSF) [email protected].

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Careers in Manufacturing Workshop

Dr. Mark MartinCenters for Applied Competitive Technologies

(CACT)CA Career Pathways Director (based at CCSF)[email protected]

May 12@ General Foundry

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Agenda

• 8:15 – 8:30 am Check-in & networking (coffee & pastries)

• 8:30 – 9:00   Welcome and Introductions (Mark Martin)

• 9:00 – 9:30 Manufacturing in the Bay Area (Mark Martin)

• 9:30 – 9:45 Community college programs

• 9:45 – 10:15 “Why Manufacturing?” – (Dick Herman, President, 101MFG)

• 10:15 – 10:30 BREAK

• 10:30 – 11:30 Industry Panel Discussion – (GF, Life Technologies, Shell, Tesla)

• 11:30 – 12:15 General Foundry Overview & Tour

• 12:15 – 12:45 Box Lunch: Talk with industry reps

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Welcome & Introductions

What would you like to

learntoday?

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Intro

• My background– Mechanical engineer– Manufacturing & design of

products– Always interested in educating

others about manufacturing & engineering, especially kids

• CACT Career Pathways Director– CACT = Center for Advanced Competitive

Technologies

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What is the goal of the CACT CP Director?

Getting students excited about careers in manufacturing (industrial tech) & technology!– Machining– Welding– Drafting– Robotics– Technicians– Engineering– Etc.

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My biggest challenge…

• Who wants to guess the biggest challenge in my job as CP Director for manufacturing / technology?

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Challenge

• What do you think of when you hear the word “manufacturing” in the U.S.?

• What about “manufacturing jobs”?

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U.S. Manufacturing Employment

Economic Policy Institute - http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/bp171/

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Agenda

• Intro– Who am I?– What is the goal of a Career

Pathways Director?

• Why focus on manufacturing?

• Strategies for getting more kids interested in manufacturing & technology careers

• Tools that you might be able to use – No matter what Career Pathway

you’re focused on

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What does the previous graph tell us?

• We’re getting our butts kicked in manufacturing!

• Manufacturing is dead in the U.S.!

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Manufacturing is still very strong

NAM Manufacturing Institute, “Facts About Modern Manufacturing”, 8th Edition

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U.S. Leads in Manufacturing

NAM Manufacturing Institute, “Facts About Modern Manufacturing”, 8th Edition

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U.S. Manufacturing alone is 8th largest economy in world

NAM Manufacturing Institute, “Facts About Modern Manufacturing”, 8th Edition

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Manufacturing makes up majority of U.S. exports

NAM Manufacturing Institute, “Facts About Modern Manufacturing”, 8th Edition

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And California manufacturing leads the way in the U.S.

• 26,870 manufacturers • 1.6 million employed• Largest manufacturing state in

the nation

• 8.7% of the nation's manufacturing employment

• 7% of its manufacturers

Manufacturing News, April 2008

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CA Manufacturing - Examples

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Manufacturing strong, but fewer jobs …

• What’s happening?

U.S. manufacturing is innovating and becoming

more productive

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Example

• “Let’er roll!”

• More Adept

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Less of this in the U.S. …

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More of this…

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Manufacturing Jobs

• Mechatronics• Quality Control Technician• Sheet Metal Mfg. Manager ($65k -

$90k)– H.S. with 5 years of experience

• Tig Welder ($22/hour)• BioTech Packaging Operator ($17)

– 0-10 years of experience• Machine Operator ($13/hour)

– H.S. Education• Underwater welding

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Well-paying jobs

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But who cares, if there aren’t any jobs?

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Jobs in California (projected to 2016)

  Current JobsANNUAL New

Jobs

Engr/Architecture 343,000 11,000 Manufacturing

Occupations 1,020,000 24,000

Installation/Maint/Repair 560,000 15,000

Healthcare Occupations 650,000 27,000

Healthcare Support 341,000 13,000

Education 1,041,000 44,000

Sales 1,800,000 78,000

Computer & Math 414,000 21,000

Office/Admin 2,800,000 86,000 Source: CA EDD - http://www.labormarketinfo.edd.ca.gov/?PageID=145

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Manpower, Inc.10 Hardest Jobs to Fill1. Engineers2. Machinists/Machine Operators (10)*3. Skilled Trades4. Technicians (4)5. Sales Representatives (1)6. Accounting & Finance Staff (8)7. Mechanics (3)8. Laborers (9)9. IT Staff10. Production Operators        

As reported by U.S. employers * Rank in 2007 Top 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill

Manpower Survey - http://manpower.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=45

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iDesign-Manufacturing for 2011

• Partnering with Laney College (Oakland)

• Focus on industrial arts– Machining – Students build their own projects– Introduction to welding, CNC, CAD

• Tours of local manufacturers– Foundry– Machining center– Etc.

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Agenda

• 8:15 – 8:30 am Check-in & networking (coffee & pastries)

• 8:30 – 9:00   Welcome and Introductions (Mark Martin)

• 9:00 – 9:30 Manufacturing in the Bay Area (Mark Martin)

• 9:30 – 9:45 Community college programs

• 9:45 – 10:15 “Why Manufacturing?” – (Dick Herman, President, 101MFG)

• 10:15 – 10:30 BREAK

• 10:30 – 11:30 Industry Panel Discussion – (GF, Life Technologies, Shell, Tesla)

• 11:30 – 12:15 General Foundry Overview & Tour

• 12:15 – 12:45 Box Lunch: Talk with industry reps

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Community College Programs

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Degrees / Certificates Related to Manufacturing(examples)

Laney College Ind Maint Certificate (26 units)

Cabrillo Adv Welding Certificate (15 units)

Chabot Machine Tool AS(28 units + 32)

2 semesters 2-4 semesters 2 years

Blueprint reading (3)Machine Technology (5)Basic Electricity (3)Technical Math a-b-c (1.5)

Commercial Electricity (3)Industrial Hydraulics (2)Env. Control Technology (2) Intro to Welding (3) Technical Math d-e-f (1.5)OSHA Safety (2)

Gas & TIGSheet Metal FabArcAdvanced Welding

Advanced ArcPipe WeldingWelding FabAdvanced MIGAdvanced TIG

Blueprint Reading, Sketching, and CAD (3)Machine Tool Technology I (4)Introduction to Welding (2) Machine Tool Technology II (4)

Production Practices Numerical (4) Control Programming I (4)Basic Toolmaking (4)Ind Tech (Meas. & Calcs) (3) Mastercam X (3)

Laney College also has Machining & Welding Programs

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Degrees / Certificates Related to Manufacturing

Chabot Machinist Certificate (27 units)

Chabot Welding Certificate (15 units)

Chabot Welding AS (26 units + 34)

2 semesters 2 semesters 2 years

Machine Tool Technology IMachine Tool Individual Projects Numerical Control Programming IBlueprint Reading, Sketching, CADInd Tech (Meas & Calcs) Machine Tool Technology IIMachine Tool Adv Individual ProjectsMastercam XIntroduction to WeldingMachine Tool Production PracticesSolidWorks for Machine ShopsNumerical Control Programming III

Industrial Technology (Meas. & Calcs)Welding Layout and Fitting Beginning Arc, Flux-Core Welding and Blueprint ReadingBeginning TIG, MIG, and Blueprint Reading Welding Skills LaboratoryIntroduction to Welding

Welding Layout and FittingBeginning Arc, Flux-Core Welding and Blueprint Reading Beginning TIG, MIG and Blueprint Reading Advanced Arc, Flux-Core Welding, and Blueprint ReadingAdvanced TIG, MIG, and Blueprint ReadingWelding Skills LaboratoryAdvanced Welding Skills LaboratoryAutomotive Technology  Fabrication and Installing Piping Systems Welding Inspection and TestingAdvanced Pipe Welding

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Degrees / Certificates Related to Manufacturing

• Laney College– Machining Programs– Welding Programs

• DeAnza, Manufacturing & CNC Technology Career Programs– Skills Certificate - Computer Numerical Control (CNC)

Machine Operator– Skills Certificate - CAD/CAM - Mastercam – Certificate of Achievement -

Manufacturing Systems Technician – Certificate of Achievement Advanced / A.S. Degree - CN

C Machinist– Certificate of Achievement Advanced / A.S. Degree - Pro

duct Model Making

– Certificate of Achievement Advanced / A.S. Degree - CNC/Research & Development Machinist

• Cabrillo, Engineering Techology (Assoc & Certificates)

• & others (my apologies for not listing everyone)33

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Degrees / Certificates Related to Manufacturing(mapping)

http://www.californiatechedresources.org/maps/cc-technology/map.php

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Agenda

• 8:15 – 8:30 am Check-in & networking (coffee & pastries)

• 8:30 – 9:00   Welcome and Introductions (Mark Martin)

• 9:00 – 9:30 Manufacturing in the Bay Area (Mark Martin)

• 9:30 – 9:45 Community college programs

• 9:45 – 10:15 “Why Manufacturing?” – (Dick Herman, President, 101MFG)

• 10:15 – 10:30 BREAK

• 10:30 – 11:30 Industry Panel Discussion – (GF, Life Technologies, Shell, Tesla)

• 11:30 – 12:15 General Foundry Overview & Tour

• 12:15 – 12:45 Box Lunch: Talk with industry reps