manufacturing students

Do you enjoy working on challenging projects that test your technical knowledge?
Are you interested in how products and machines come together?
Do you want to work on industrial equipment?

If so, you should check out programs within the Manufacturing & Engineering cluster!

The Manufacturing & Engineering cluster prepares you for college and entry-level jobs in modern manufacturing, beginning in sophomore year. Enrolling in a program in the Manufacturing cluster will give you the opportunity to understand how industry and technology work together create or package things we use everyday like cars and computers. Some of the manufactures you will learn about are Ford Motor Company, Boeing, Chrysler, BMW and Pfizer.


Careers to Consider

With a College Degree:

- Civil Engineer: $51,830 – $92,380
- Electrical Engineer: $60,980 – $101,790
- Materials Purchasing Agent: $50,290 – $101,790

With a Professional Certification/Degree:

- Commercial Electronics Repairer: $41,440 – $84,000
- Electro-Mechanical Technician: $40,300 – $63,230
- Electric Motor Repairer: $23,040 – $40,370

With a High School Diploma:

- Conveyor Operators & Tenders: $26,020 – $38,620
- Electronic and Machine Assemblers: $20,800 - $35,530

Electronics

As a student in the Electronics program you will receive training in the fundamentals of electrical and electronic systems and equipment. You will practice constructing basic and analog electric circuits, using electronic trainers and equipment, and soldering electronics.

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Equipment and Technology

As a student in the Equipment & Technology program, you will learn the functions and operation of major types of hydraulic accumulators (an energy storage device), cylinders, motors, pumps and valves. As you progress through the program you will practice applying the skills you gain in the areas of electricity and hydraulics to repair and maintain heavy duty equipment in your schools shop.

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Machine Technology

In the Machine Technology program you will gain an introduction to various tecnical applications in a lab while working hands on with industrial equipment.

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Pre-Engineering

As a student in the Pre-Engineering program, you will be exposed to all areas of the engineering industry, including design and drafting, structural concepts, product design and production technology. Not only will you have the opportunity to design and create models with your hands, but you will also be taught how to use computer design software to analyze and evaluate your plans. After you master the lessons and techniques taught in class, you will get the chance to develop an original product or machine design and see your ideas come to life!

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