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Careers in Manufacturing Workshop

Dr. Mark MartinCenters for Applied Competitive Technologies (CACT)CA Career Pathways Director (based at CCSF)mvmartin@ccsf.edu

December 6, 2011@ Anheuser-Busch

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#2 2000 Mark MartinThree items to cover1) Status of current U.S. manufacturing

2) Future of U.S. manufacturing

3) Bay Area manufacturing#Agenda10:00 10:15 amCheck-in & networking10:15 11:00 Welcome and introductions 11:00 11:30 Manufacturing (Mark Martin)- BCG Study, Mfg companies11:30 12:00Community college programs - LMC (David Kail), Solano (Mark B.), Laney (Mark M.)12:30 1:00 LUNCH (How is that made?)12:00 12:30Roundtable: Getting kids & adults more interested in manufacturing1:00 2:00 Industry Panel Discussion - AB (Paul K), Shell (Bob P), Lincoln Electric (Mark M), EBMUD (Ike B.)2:00 3:00Networking & Tour#4 2000 Mark MartinWelcome & IntroductionsWhat would you like to learntoday?

#5 2000 Mark MartinIntroMy backgroundMechanical engineerManufacturing & design of productsAlways interested in educating others about manufacturing & engineering, especially kids

CACT Career Pathways DirectorCACT = Center for Advanced Competitive Technologies

#6 2000 Mark MartinWhat is the goal of the CACT CP Director?Getting students excited about careers in manufacturing (industrial tech) & technology!MachiningWeldingDraftingRoboticsTechniciansEngineeringEtc.#7 2000 Mark MartinMy biggest challengeWho wants to guess the biggest challenge in my job as Career Pathways Director for manufacturing / technology?

#8 2000 Mark MartinChallengeWhat do you think of when you hear the word manufacturing in the U.S.?

What about manufacturing jobs?#9 2000 Mark MartinU.S. Manufacturing Employment

Economic Policy Institute - http://www.epi.org/publications/entry/bp171/ #10 2000 Mark MartinAgendaIntroWho am I?What is the goal of a Career Pathways Director?Why focus on manufacturing?Strategies for getting more kids interested in manufacturing & technology careersTools that you might be able to use No matter what Career Pathway youre focused on

#11 2000 Mark Martin1) The current status of U.S. manufacturing is?Were getting our butts kicked in manufacturing!

Manufacturing is dead in the U.S.!

#12 2000 Mark MartinManufacturing is still very strong

NAM Manufacturing Institute, Facts About Modern Manufacturing, 8th Edition#Note that this is a quantity index, indicating that U.S. manufacturing output in quantity of goods is growing with the economy. However, due to the fact that manufacturing prices have grown more slowly (or actually dropped) compared to other sectors (think financial, travel, etc.), then if you look at manufacturing GDP in dollars, you will see a decline.

Think of it this way, computers are less expensive than they were 5 or 10 years ago. Cars have risen in price, but not by as much as the overall inflation index. In the meantime, other sectors of the economy (banking services, fuel, tuition, etc.) have risen more rapidly. So if you buy the same basket of goods, then manufacturing represents a smaller portion of the GDP, but it really hasnt declined in terms of quantity.13 2000 Mark MartinU.S. Manufacturing alone is 8th largest economy in world

NAM Manufacturing Institute, Facts About Modern Manufacturing, 8th Edition#14 2000 Mark MartinManufacturing makes up majority of U.S. exports

NAM Manufacturing Institute, Facts About Modern Manufacturing, 8th Edition

#15 2000 Mark MartinAnd California manufacturing leads the way in the U.S. 26,870 manufacturers 1.6 million employedLargest manufacturing state in the nation

8.7% of the nation's manufacturing employment 7% of its manufacturersManufacturing News, April 2008#16http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS175094+09-Apr-2008+MW20080409 2000 Mark MartinCA Manufacturing - Examples

#17 2000 Mark MartinManufacturing strong, but fewer jobs Whats happening?

U.S. manufacturing is innovating and becoming more productive#18 2000 Mark MartinExampleLeter roll!

More Adept#19 2000 Mark MartinLess of this in the U.S.

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#21 2000 Mark MartinManufacturing JobsMechatronicsShell industrial maintenance ($30 - $40/hr)Quality Control TechnicianSheet Metal Mfg. Manager ($65k - $90k)H.S. with 5 years of experienceTig Welder ($22/hour)BioTech Packaging Operator ($17)0-10 years of experienceMachine Operator ($13/hour)H.S. EducationUnderwater weldingEtc.

#22 2000 Mark MartinWell-paying jobs

#23 2000 Mark MartinBut who cares, if there arent any jobs?##24 2000 Mark MartinJobs in California (projected to 2016)Current JobsANNUAL New Jobs Engr/Architecture343,00011,000 Manufacturing Occupations1,020,00024,000 Installation/Maint/Repair560,00015,000 Healthcare Occupations650,00027,000 Healthcare Support341,00013,000 Education1,041,00044,000 Sales1,800,00078,000 Computer & Math414,00021,000 Office/Admin2,800,00086,000 Source: CA EDD - http://www.labormarketinfo.edd.ca.gov/?PageID=145#25 2000 Mark MartinManpower, Inc. 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill (2008)1. Engineers2. Machinists/Machine Operators (10)*3. Skilled Trades4. Technicians (4)5. Sales Representatives (1)6. Accounting & Finance Staff (8)7. Mechanics (3)8. Laborers (9)9. IT Staff10. Production OperatorsAs reported by U.S. employers* Rank in 2007 Top 10 Hardest Jobs to FillManpower Survey - http://manpower.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=45 #26 2000 Mark MartinManpower, Inc. 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill (2011)Skilled TradesSales RepresentativesEngineersDriversAccounting and finance StaffIT StaffManagement / ExecutivesTeachersAdministrative StaffMachinist Manpower Survey - http://us.manpower.com #27 2000 Mark MartinAgenda10:00 10:15 amCheck-in & networking10:15 11:00 Welcome and introductions 11:00 11:30 Manufacturing (Mark Martin)- BCG Study, Mfg companies11:30 12:00Community college programs - LMC (David Kail), Solano (Mark B.), Laney (Mark M.)12:30 1:00 LUNCH (How is that made?)12:00 12:30Roundtable: Getting kids & adults more interested in manufacturing1:00 2:00 Industry Panel Discussion - AB (Paul K), Shell (Bob P), Lincoln Electric (Mark M), EBMUD (Ike B.)2:00 3:00Networking & Tour#28 2000 Mark Martin2) Future of U.S ManufacturingOK, so were ahead now but the Chinese are catching up!#U.S. Leads in Manufacturing

NAM Manufacturing Institute, Facts About Modern Manufacturing, 8th Edition#30 2000 Mark Martin

http://www.bcg.com/documents/file84471.pdf #Made in America, Again - BCG reportChinas overwhelming manufacturing cost advantage over the U.S. is shrinking fast. Within five years, a Boston Consulting Group analysis concludes, rising Chinese wages, higher U.S. productivity, a weaker dollar, and other factors will virtually close the cost gap between the U.S. and China for many goods consumed in North America.#BCG - Examples

#BCG Cost Example

#Manufacturing in the Future

#3) Bay Area ManufacturingSure, jobs might be there in Alabama, South Carolina, and low cost states, but not here in the Bay Area

http://www.californiatechedresources.org/maps/misc/map.php?c=37.804364,-122.271114&z=10 #iDesign-Manufacturing for 2012Partnering with Laney College (Oakland)Focus on industrial artsMachining Students build their own projectsIntroduction to welding, CNC, CADTours of local manufacturersFoundryMachining centerEtc.

#37 2000 Mark MartinCommunity College Programs##38 2000 Mark MartinDegrees / Certificates Related to Manufacturing(examples)Laney College Ind Maint Certificate (26 units)

Cabrillo Adv Welding Certificate (15 units)Chabot Machine Tool AS(28 units + 32)2 semesters2-4 semesters2 yearsBlueprint reading (3)Machine Technology (5)Basic Electricity (3)Technical Math a-b-c (1.5)

Commercial Electricity (3)Industrial Hydraulics (2)Env. Control Technology (2) Intro to Welding (3) Technical Math d-e-f (1.5)OSHA Safety (2)

Gas & TIGSheet Metal FabArcAdvanced Welding

Advanced ArcPipe WeldingWelding FabAdvanced MIGAdvanced TIG

Blueprint Reading, Sketching, and CAD (3)Machine Tool Technology I (4)Introduction to Welding (2) Machine Tool Technology II (4)

Production Practices Numerical (4) Control Programming I (4)Basic Toolmaking (4)Ind Tech (Meas. & Calcs) (3) Mastercam X (3)

Laney College also has Machining & Welding Programs39#39 2000 Mark MartinDegrees / Certificates Related to ManufacturingChabot Machinist Certificate (27 units)Chabot Welding Certificate (15 units)Chabot Welding AS (26 units + 34)2 semesters2 semesters 2 yearsMachine Tool Technology IMachine Tool Individual Projects Numerical Control Programming IBlueprint Reading, Sketching, CADInd Tech (Meas & Calcs) Machine Tool Technology IIMachine Tool Adv Individual ProjectsMastercam XIntroduction to WeldingMachine Tool Production PracticesSolidWorks for Machine ShopsNumerical Control Programming IIIIndustrial Technology (Meas. & Calcs)Welding Layout and Fitting Beginning Arc, Flux-Core Welding and Blueprint ReadingBeginning TIG, MIG, and Blueprint Reading Welding Skills LaboratoryIntroduction to Welding

Welding Layout and FittingBeginning Arc, Flux-Core Welding and Blueprint Reading Beginning TIG, MIG and Blueprint Reading Advanced Arc, Flux-Core Welding, and Blueprint ReadingAdvanced TIG, MIG, and Blueprint ReadingWelding Skills LaboratoryAdvanced Welding Skills LaboratoryAutomotive Technology Fabrication and Installing Piping Systems Welding Inspection and TestingAdvanced Pipe Welding

40#40 2000 Mark MartinDegrees / Certificates Related to ManufacturingLaney CollegeMachining ProgramsWelding ProgramsDeAnza, Manufacturing & CNC Technology Career ProgramsSkills Certificate - Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machine OperatorSkills Certificate - CAD/CAM - Mastercam Certificate of Achievement - Manufacturing Systems Technician Certificate of Achievement Advanced / A.S. Degree - CNC MachinistCertificate of Achievement Advanced / A.S. Degree - Product Model Making Certificate of Achievement Advanced / A.S. Degree - CNC/Research & Development MachinistCabrillo, Engineering Techology (Assoc & Certificates)Los MedanosSolano

41#41 2000 Mark MartinDegrees / Certificates Related to Manufacturing(mapping)

http://www.californiatechedresources.org/maps/cc-technology/map.php 42#42 2000 Mark MartinHow is it made?

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