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For those of you out there that are doing menial jobs or jobs that you personally cant stand or like, there is quite an immediate demand of quality “technicians & engineers” throughout the United States and Canada.. I picked up on this a few years back and there is Some great resources that one could take and gain all the knowledge needed to solidify a job that pays upwards of $20/hr or more....
OFten times degrees are not required, as work experience (primarily projects worked on) is all that these employers are seeking for. They just want to make sure you know the lingo and the overall framework (not so much specificities).
To begin with I immersed myself with these modules, and then found ample examples of the most important thing in Quality Control (at the basic Plant and manufacturing site level) which is called a PPAP’s (production part approval process) and such on google. Here are two great primers that you just need to get started...
Introduction to Quality Management | Udemy
Quality Systems, Models and Theories | Udemy
more importantly, having a theoretical knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing is even better (as you will get paid more and read prints when inspecting assembly parts etc) and these YouTube Channel does the best job period. (No need to go to community college and spend 100s of $$ for this stuff)
GD&T Basics
With these under your belt and some time spent on google researching the ever so changing methodologies and industry standards in automotive, aerospace, (x, y, z sectors) you should have no problem at all. If anyone needs help interview wise or resume wise please feel free to PM me.
This line of work may not be your ideal career path, but it will pay a lot more, and will get you more in less time then it would be if you were working menial jobs...
OFten times degrees are not required, as work experience (primarily projects worked on) is all that these employers are seeking for. They just want to make sure you know the lingo and the overall framework (not so much specificities).
To begin with I immersed myself with these modules, and then found ample examples of the most important thing in Quality Control (at the basic Plant and manufacturing site level) which is called a PPAP’s (production part approval process) and such on google. Here are two great primers that you just need to get started...
Introduction to Quality Management | Udemy
Quality Systems, Models and Theories | Udemy
more importantly, having a theoretical knowledge of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing is even better (as you will get paid more and read prints when inspecting assembly parts etc) and these YouTube Channel does the best job period. (No need to go to community college and spend 100s of $$ for this stuff)
GD&T Basics
With these under your belt and some time spent on google researching the ever so changing methodologies and industry standards in automotive, aerospace, (x, y, z sectors) you should have no problem at all. If anyone needs help interview wise or resume wise please feel free to PM me.
This line of work may not be your ideal career path, but it will pay a lot more, and will get you more in less time then it would be if you were working menial jobs...
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