Welders are some of the most vital workers in the manufacturing industry. While welding itself may sound simple—fusing and shaping metal parts—the welding career path is very intricate and impactful. Welders produce many important parts that we use in everyday … Continue reading Welding Career Guide: Everything You Need to Know About Launching a Welding Career
The job outlook for the manufacturing industry is bright. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), production occupations, including ones in the manufacturing industry, are expected to see an average of 933,000 job openings each year until 2032. … Continue reading Manufacturing Industry Trends and Outlook for 2024: What You Have to Look Forward To
Once believed to be a low skill-level job with dangerous conditions, filthy factories, demanding labor requirements, and unsafe equipment, the manufacturing industry has undergone an incredible transformation. Thanks to the rapid technological advancements in the field, manufacturing is safer, cleaner, … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of Working in Manufacturing
In today’s technology-driven world, the fields of robotics and automation are becoming more and more vital to our everyday lives. Robots assist us in surgery, work on companies’ manufacturing floors, and perform many other tasks that make our lives, jobs, … Continue reading Why Study Robotics in College?
Our world depends on technology to communicate and propel productivity in every industry, including manufacturing. Thanks to this technology, and to advances in automated systems and programming, our manufacturing processes are cleaner, more efficient, and more accurate than ever before. … Continue reading The Importance of Computer-Aided Manufacturing
Goodwin University hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, October 25, for the opening of the Harrison Steans Advanced Manufacturing Center, which recently opened on University of Bridgeport’s campus. The event drew a crowd from both universities, along with local and … Continue reading Goodwin University Celebrates the opening of a “Manufacturing Epicenter” on University of Bridgeport Campus
Picture this: you’re spending the day at the museum with your family, when a Greek vase catches your eye. Faded with age, it glistens beneath brightly lit glass — shining in all its historic glory. Marveling at this delicate but … Continue reading The Evolution of Innovation — Recognizing Manufacturing Month at Goodwin University
While the answer to this question might feel obvious, many people are surprised to discover a variety of welding and manufacturing professions available with a welding certificate in hand. A welding career can involve working outdoors, indoors, and even underwater … Continue reading What Can You Do with a Welding Certificate?
With about 47,600 job openings for welders projected each year until 2031, as reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), it’s unsurprising that welders and manufacturing professionals are in high demand. This creative, hands-on field is booming as … Continue reading 4 Welding Applications You’ll Learn in Welding School
Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining has revolutionized the manufacturing industry — and the jobs available within the field. Every year, CNC machines are used in more and more industries and factories, as they are cheaper, more accurate, and faster than … Continue reading Top 3 In-Demand Careers in CNC Machining
From technical schools to vocational institutes, workforce readiness programs to career colleges, there are many types of trade schools to consider for a career-centric education. Each type of trade school will vary depending on its curriculum, institution, program, and state. … Continue reading Types of Trade Schools [And Alternatives to Consider] for Manufacturing
Technology has changed every industry, including manufacturing. Construction and manufacturing workers no longer solely work with hard hats and safety vests in the field. They also work inside, in front of computers, using cleaner, more efficient, and more accurate Computer-Aided … Continue reading Why is Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Important to Manufacturing?
Assembly floors and manufacturing centers alike use Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines to produce goods created through a replicable, cost-effective, and efficient process. In today’s world, these machines are core pieces of technology for creating precision parts and products. While … Continue reading What is CNC Machine Automation?
How ENet Alumnus Brian Sullivan and Goodwin University Are Bringing New Possibilities to Park Street Over the past three years, Connecticut has experienced a significant shortage of Manufacturing professionals. In the field, approximately 11,000 open positions are currently waiting to … Continue reading Rewriting a Neighborhood Narrative
As the field of manufacturing evolves, industry leaders look to qualified professionals willing to rise to challenges and adapt to new technologies. A commonly used machine, Computer Numerical Control (CNC), helps to make many durable goods like aircraft, artificial joints, … Continue reading Five Types of CNC Machines You Should Know About
With the increasing use and rise of artificial intelligence (AI), automation, robotics, and other high-tech advancements, everything is “online.” The good news is that with this rise, professionals in technology, machining, hands-on, and creative work are creating more things than … Continue reading Alternative and Similar Careers to an Electrician
Flexible…Work from home…Hybrid…Remote… You may have heard these corporate buzzwords floating around your job or trending on social media — and with good reason — more people today are realizing the need for flexibility and (pardon the buzzword,) a better … Continue reading Building a Flexible Career: The Degrees You Should Consider
Are you interested in machinery and how things work? Do you enjoy understanding technical concepts and working with your hands? If so, you may be considering a career as a mechanic and attending a mechanic school. But you may be … Continue reading Mechanic School Alternatives