This fourth Smart Manufacturing (SM) post, courtesy of CMTC and SMLC, goes into the inevitable changes that must happen within manufacturing workforces.
New technology in manufacturing floors will lead to more efficient production and will attract a newer, younger workforce that the industry has historically been lacking.
Be on the lookout for new types of manufacturing positions that blend job duties and place a higher emphasis on data collection and production fluidity. Advanced training can be done via SM’s applications so education can be done on the job — helping the employee to save time and the company to save money.
Read the original post here “Smart Manufacturing Requires a New Kind of Workfroce (Part 4 of 6).”