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15.04Electromechanical Technologies/Technicians

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Manufacturing and Mechatronics Technician SOC 17-3024
Manufacturing technicians keep automated production running — controls, robotics, instrumentation and the mechanical systems underneath — by following a fault across electrical, mechanical and software boundaries. ⚠ Florida's entry certificate is 300 hours, the shortest on this site, and the training travels much further than the job title suggests.
Production Technician and Assembler SOC 51-2092
Assemblers and production workers build what a factory makes. It is one of the largest groups of manufacturing jobs in the country, and the usual way into the industry. ⚠ No credential is required to start. Florida's 150- to 500-hour courses help you get hired at better plants, earn a soldering certification, and start the climb to technician, inspector or supervisor.
Electromechanical technologies. Florida's Certified Production Technology framework (0615049905, 300 hours) is filed here; 28 Florida public institutions award in the group (IPEDS 2023).

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