Manufacturing
Industry information
The manufacturing industry creates new products from raw materials. Products include food and beverages, chemicals, machinery and more. This industry also covers parts assembly, like prefabricated sections.
There are also high-tech careers in advanced manufacturing. These jobs require skilled workers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
How do I get into the industry?
Some courses in this industry may include:
- Certificate II in Engineering
- Certificate III in High Volume Baking
- Certificate III in Pulp and Paper Operations
- Advanced Diploma of Supply Chain Management
Jobs in this industry
Potential jobs may include:
- welders, fitters and machinists
- supply, distribution and procurement managers
- industrial, mechanical and production engineers
- factory workers, bakers and carpenters.
Do you know where or how you would prefer to study?
Are you looking for a particular qualification, course types or an apprenticeship?
- Fabricated metal product manufacturing96item
- Transport equipment manufacturing188item
- Food product manufacturing80item
- Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing54item
- Wood product manufacturing53item
- Printing (including the reproduction of recorded media)55item
- Polymer product and rubber product manufacturing65item
- Primary metal and metal product manufacturing90item
- Furniture and other manufacturing69item
- Non-metallic mineral product manufacturing36item
- Machinery and equipment manufacturing99item
- Basic chemical and chemical product manufacturing71item
- Pulp, paper and converted paper product manufacturing19item
- Textile, leather, clothing and footwear manufacturing21item
- Petroleum and coal product manufacturing1 item