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Manufacturing Mr. O’Rourke. What is Manufacturing? Manufacturing is the use of machines, tools and labor to make things for use or sale. Raw Materials.

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1 Manufacturing Mr. O’Rourke

2 What is Manufacturing? Manufacturing is the use of machines, tools and labor to make things for use or sale. Raw Materials  Finished Goods

3 Major US Manufacturers General Motors FordChryslerBoeing Gates Corporation Pfizer

4 History Cavemen Skilled Artisans Industrial Revolution Mass Production

5 Areas of Manufacturing Chemical Industry ConstructionElectronics

6 Manufacturing Areas (cont’d) EngineeringEnergyFood

7 Industrial Design Metalworking Metal casting Plastics

8 Manufacturing Areas (cont’d) WoodworkingTelecommunicationsTransportation Textile Manufacturing

9 Manufacturing Jobs There are thousands of jobs that relate to manufacturing and the areas within. Raw Materials  Finished Goods  Design  Production  Sales  Servicing  Repair  Recycling etc.

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