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Assembler – Cook Operator
CAREER TREE: Entry Level
AVERAGE PAY: $25/Hr
They prepare and cook candies, following recipes to ensure every batch turns out perfect.
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Measures and mixes ingredients tomake candy.
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Works with machines to cook and delivercandy to other stages of production.
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Troubleshoots problems and makesquick decisions to keep production running smoothly.
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Requires a diploma or GED. The ability toread, write, basic math, followinstructions, and report information.
Packager – Candy Packer
CAREER TREE: Entry Level
AVERAGE PAY: $20/Hr
They sort, inspect, and package finished candy products to ensure they are ready for shipping.
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Works individually or in teams to inspectand package candy.
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Packers use conveyor belts or tables to keep the production line moving smoothly.
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Attention to detail is key to ensuring every product meets quality standards.
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Requires a diploma or GED. The ability toread, write, basic math, inspect, and work efficiently.
Machine Operator
CAREER TREE: Entry Level
AVERAGE PAY: $27/Hr
They help turn raw materials into steel while maintaining safety, quality, and efficiency in the production process.
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Works as part of a team to produce steel used in everyday products.
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Focuses on safety and quality while meeting daily production goals.
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Contributes to improving processes and solving challenges.
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Requires a diploma or GED.
CNC Operator
CAREER TREE: Entry Level
AVERAGE PAY: $21/Hr
They help turn raw materials into steel while maintaining safety, quality, and efficiency in the production process.
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Works as part of a team to produce steel used in everyday products.
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Focuses on safety and quality while meeting daily production goals.
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Contributes to improving processes and solving challenges.
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Requires a diploma or GED.
Lathe Operator
CAREER TREE: Entry Level
AVERAGE PAY: $30/Hr
A Lathe Operator uses machines to cut, shape, and finish materials like metal or wood into precise parts by rotating them against cutting tools.
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Operates machines that turn materials into components for many devices
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Combines technical skills with hands-on work to create perfectly shaped parts.
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Precision and attention to detail are key to ensuring high-quality results.
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Requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with training in machining or manufacturing.
Welder
CAREER TREE: Entry Level
AVERAGE PAY: $21/Hr
A welder uses specialized equipment to join metal parts together, creating structures and components for various industries.
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Transforms raw metal into essential items like bridges, cars, and buildings.
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Works with tools that produce high heat to melt and fuse metals.
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Reads blueprints and follows designs to build precise structures.
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Requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with vocational training or an apprenticeship in welding