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Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers

Historical Job Growth

Civilian:

Civilian Historical Job Growth

Job Outlook*

Employment is projected to experience little or no change, primarily reflecting productivity growth and strong foreign competition in manufacturing. Job opportunities are expected to be good for qualified applicants in the manufacturing sector, particularly in growing, high-technology industries.

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Opportunities to Get Ahead*

As assemblers and fabricators become more experienced, they may progress to jobs that require greater skill and may be given more responsibility. Experienced assemblers may become product repairers, if they have learned the many assembly operations and understand the construction of a product. These workers fix assembled pieces that operators or inspectors have identified as defective. Assemblers also can advance to quality control jobs or be promoted to supervisor. Experienced assemblers and fabricators also may become members of research and development teams, working with engineers and other project designers to design, develop and build prototypes, and test new product models.

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Top States with the most civilian jobs

States: CA, TX, NY, FL, PA,

Projected Civilian Job Growth

Future job growth is projected to decline slowly or moderately

About 10,500 fewer jobs by 2018
Data supplied by: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Center of Education Statistics, Defense Manpower Data Center
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