Quality control inspectors are tasked with monitoring and evaluating the quality of products as they are being manufactured. They perform inspections, tests, and audits to ensure that products meet defined quality standards.

• High school diploma or equivalent (post-secondary education can be a plus).
• Training in quality control methods and techniques.
• Attention to detail and the ability to interpret technical specifications.

Process engineers are responsible for optimizing manufacturing processes to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance product quality. They identify areas for improvement and implement changes to streamline production.

• Bachelor's or master's degree in engineering (typically chemical, mechanical, or industrial engineering).
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes and process optimization.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills.

Industrial maintenance technicians are skilled in repairing and maintaining machinery and equipment in a manufacturing facility. They perform routine maintenance and respond to equipment breakdowns to keep operations running smoothly.

• Technical degree or certification in maintenance, such as an associate's degree in industrial maintenance.
• Strong mechanical and electrical skills.
• Troubleshooting and diagnostic capabilities.

Supply chain managers coordinate the flow of materials and products through the manufacturing process. They ensure that materials are sourced, produced, and delivered efficiently to meet production schedules.

• Bachelor's or master's degree in supply chain management, logistics, or a related field.
• Experience in supply chain planning, procurement, and logistics.
• Strong analytical and negotiation skills.