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What Does a Pipe Fitter Do?

Pipe fitters play an important role in manufacturing and industrial applications. But what exactly do they do, and how do you become one?

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What Does a Material Handler Do?

What Is a Material Handler? Material handlers are a crucial component in the manufacturing industry. But what is a material handler and what does the job consist of? At Strom Engineering, we’ve recruited for the position for years, so we know the fine details. Keep reading below to learn what a ...

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What Does a Machine Operator Do?

One of the most common manufacturing jobs is a machine operator. But what exactly does a machine operator do? And do you have to have experience to apply for a machine operator job? In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about becoming a machine operator.

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What Does a General Laborer Do?

If you’re browsing temporary jobs, you’ll likely come across a lot of positions labeled “general laborer” - this is a common manufacturing job. If you’re curious about what a general laborer does, what education/experience is needed and how to find jobs - read on! This article will cover everything ...

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What Does a Machinist Do?

Machinists are a pivotal part of manufacturing, engineering, and assembly lines. With the growing emphasis on manufacturing and production, understanding a machinist's role can help you decide if this position could be the right fit for you.

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Do I Need a High School Degree/GED for Assembly Jobs?

If you are looking for a new role, you may have come across postings for assembly jobs and wondered if you need a High School Degree or GED to get one of these roles.

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Manufacturing Jobs Examples

Interested in manufacturing but not exactly sure what jobs look like? This guide will cover some of the most common positions in manufacturing. Most of the jobs listed below don’t require a college degree or extra certification, and can be learned on-the-job.

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How to Find High-Paying CNC Machinist Jobs

There is a growing demand for skilled CNC machinists across the manufacturing industry. There are multiple ways you can go about finding the position that’s right for you, but the best way to find your dream position can be done right from your couch.

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How to Recruit Manufacturing Employees

Hiring new employees is a key concern for many businesses right now, but particularly in the manufacturing industry where delays are costly. But how do you recruit manufacturing employees when everyone is hiring? And how do you ensure they’re a good fit for your business? Follow these tips to find ...

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60+ Labor and Manufacturing Jobs You Can Do Without a College Degree

A four year degree may not be in your career plan for a variety of reasons. For some, the cost of college is prohibitive. For others, university education doesn’t meet their career plans. College just isn’t for everyone.

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8 Benefits of Working with a Staffing Agency

When running a business, you may find yourself having to fill contracts, urgent working positions, or seasonal positions. This may take a lot of time out of your day, which you could be spending working on other important tasks within your business. Working with a staffing agency may help you ...

How to Find Good Manufacturing Jobs Online

In today’s job market, manufacturing jobs are everywhere. But how do you find that one that’s the right fit for you? We’ll talk about a few ways you can set yourself up to finding that perfect job online.