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Study Manufacturing Management in the Transportation Industry

Major in Automotive Technology with an Emphasis in Manufacturing Management in the Transportation Industry
manufacturing management major 960w

Oversee and manage manufacturing processes, from material selection to final assembly.

Master quality control for top-notch product standards and prioritize industrial safety for a secure work environment.

Our program fosters problem-solving skills and teamwork, preparing students to collaboratively address manufacturing and management challenges.

 

Classroom topics in the Manufacturing Management emphasis:

  • Manufacturing Graphics: Introduction to engineering drawings and the use of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software for creating technical drawings.

  • Computer-Aided Part Design: Focusing on designing parts using CAD tools, with an emphasis on efficiency and manufacturability.

  • Manufacturing Methods I and II: Understanding the fundamental processes involved in manufacturing, including material selection, machining, and assembly.

  • Quality Control: Learning how to implement quality control measures in manufacturing, including statistical process control and inspection techniques.

  • Introduction to Industrial Safety: Exploring safety regulations and practices in industrial environments, with a focus on ensuring the well-being of workers.

Manufacturing Management jobs found by Pittsburg State graduates:

Graduates from the Manufacturing Management emphasis track are well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in the transportation industry. Some potential career paths include:

  • Manufacturing Manager: Overseeing production processes, optimizing efficiency, and ensuring quality standards are met in automotive manufacturing facilities.

  • Quality Control Specialist: Implementing and managing quality control systems to guarantee product quality in the automotive industry.

  • Production Supervisor: Leading production teams and ensuring the timely and efficient manufacturing of automotive components.

  • Industrial Safety Coordinator: Managing and promoting safety practices to prevent workplace accidents and injuries in automotive manufacturing settings.

Through real-world applications, paired with strong foundation in manufacturing and management, graduates are well-prepared to make a significant impact in the automotive field.

Additional information
for the School of Automotive and Engineering Technology

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