Accounts for nearly 11% of total regional employment Represents nearly 40,000 employees in the 5-county Interstate Region $67,079 average annual earnings.

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Accounts for nearly 11% of total regional employment Represents nearly 40,000 employees in the 5-county Interstate Region $67,079 average annual earnings per job $2.66 Billion in total earnings for the region

Manufacturing Career Data Job titleMinimum Education Needed Wage Range Projected Employment 2021 Mechanical EngineersAssociates Degree$ MachinistCTC Certificate of Completion$ Welders/ Welder FitterCTC Certificate of Completion$ FabricatorsCTC Certificate of Completion$ Supervisors of Production & Operating WorkersCTC Certificate of Completion$ Fabrication and FittersCTC Certificate of Completion$ Quality Technicians/InspectorsCTC Certificate of Completion$ Tool and Die MakerCTC Certificate of Completion$ Production WorkersCTC Certificate of Completion$ Average Wage: $27.00 Total Employment: 11,829

Common Problem: not enough skilled workforce Businesses are growing and expanding Many older workers are retiring More need due to oil and gas industry

 Jobs are in demand  Competitive Salaries  Little or No Debt  Steady and Stable Work  Career Pathway  Diverse Opportunities

 10 th grade- 12 th grade  Consider a vocational program  After Graduating  Technical Education  Apprenticeships  College

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