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WorksheetsManufacturing and Craftsmanship Occupations
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Sets up and operates machine tools to produce precision metal parts.
Machinist
Engineer
Welder
Fabricator
Creates or shapes glass objects by heating and blowing into molten glass.
Glassblower
Potter
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Joins metal parts together using heat, sometimes adding filler material, to create durable connections in products or structural components.
Welder
Solderer
Blacksmith
Machinist
Joins, stitches, or repairs fabric and other materials using sewing machines.
Tailor
Sewing Machine Operator
Fashion Designer
Textile Engineer
Ensures that manufacturing equipment is in working condition by performing routine maintenance.
Maintenance Technician
Quality Control Inspector
Production Manager
Supply Chain Coordinator
Installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems within manufacturing facilities, ensuring power and machinery operate safely and efficiently.
Electrician
Plumber
Carpenter
Welder
Uses specialized tools or machinery to create or imprint designs, texts, or patterns onto materials like metals, glass, and plastics for decorative or functional purposes.
Engraver
Painter
Sculptor
Carpenter
Treats, stains, or polishes wooden furniture and other wood products, enhancing their appearance and protecting them for long-term use.
Wood Preserver
Furniture Finisher
Wood Stain
Furniture Polish
Cuts, polishes, and sets gemstones and diamonds, often with high precision, to be used in jewelry and other decorative items.
Goldsmith
Jeweler
Silversmith
Gemologist
Controls and monitors machinery that generates electricity.
Power Plant Operator
Electrical Engineer
Mechanical Technician
Energy Consultant
Creates, repairs, and maintains precision tools, dies, and other equipment.
Machinist
Tool and Die Maker
Welder
CNC Operator
Cuts, shapes, and assembles materials to create products or components.
Fabricator
Assembler
Designer
Engineer
Inspects products for defects and ensures they meet quality standards.
Quality Control Inspector
Product Manager
Manufacturing Engineer
Supply Chain Analyst
Analyzes production processes to improve efficiency and reduce waste.
Industrial Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Software Engineer
Assembles parts or products in a sequence on an assembly line, often performing repetitive tasks to contribute to mass production.
Assembler
Operator
Technician
Supervisor
Operates machinery or tools to cut or trim excess material from manufactured products, helping ensure products meet specified dimensions.
Machine Operator
Product Designer
Quality Inspector
Assembly Line Worker
Loads materials into and unloads products from machines, often in a high-speed production setting, helping to maintain a steady flow in manufacturing processes.
Material Handler
Production Supervisor
Quality Control Inspector
Machine Operator
Writes code for CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines to automate precise cuts and shapes in materials, commonly used in metal, wood, and plastic manufacturing.
CNC Operator
CNC Technician
CNC Programmer
CNC Designer
Uses molds and shaping tools to create products from materials like metal, plastic, or ceramics, working with various casting techniques.
Mold Maker
Carpenter
Welder
Sculptor
Operates machinery to produce fabrics or textiles, overseeing tasks like spinning, weaving, and dyeing materials for various products.
Textile Machine Operator
Fabric Engineer
Textile Designer
Weaving Specialist
