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Industrial Machinery Mechanics

Historical Job Growth

Civilian:job in recent demand

Civilian Historical Job Growth

Military:job in recent demand

Civilian Historical Job Growth

Job Outlook*

Employment is projected to grow more slowly than average, and applicants with broad skills in machine repair and maintenance should have favorable job prospects.

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Opportunities to Get Ahead*

Opportunities for advancement vary by specialty. Machinery maintenance workers, if they take classes and gain additional skills, may advance to industrial machinery mechanic or supervisor. Industrial machinery mechanics also advance by working with more complicated equipment and gaining additional repair skills. The most highly skilled repairers can be promoted to supervisor, master mechanic or millwright. Experienced millwrights can advance into team leading roles.

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Top States with the most civilian jobs

States: TX, CA, PA, OH, IN,

Projected Civilian Job Growth

Future job growth is projected to be much faster than average

About 61,900 new jobs by 2018
*Job Outlook and Opportunities to Get Ahead relate to Industrial Machinery Mechanics, which includes Industrial Machinery Mechanics; Maintenance Workers, Machinery; Millwrights.
Data supplied by: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Center of Education Statistics, Defense Manpower Data Center
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