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| Sustainability
Occupation Description Sustainability is the ‘buzzword' for 21 st century manufacturing. The ‘three pillars' of smart, responsible, modern manufacturing are economic, social and environmental responsibility and sustainability . Those working in the field of sustainable manufacturing provide the thinking and the technology required to produce goods in an environmentally friendly and sustainable way, and at the same time maintaining, if not improving productivity. Sustainability in manufacturing might include the development and implementation of new systems and procedures such as more-improved use of insulation, heat recovery, cogeneration, and variable speed drives, just to name a few. Those working in the sustainability field may be involved in… Personal Requirements You should Environment Depending upon the enterprise and organisation, those working in sustainable manufacturing may work in many varied environments ranging from the production floor to the laboratory to the design office. Training To work as a Sustainability Technician you will usually require a Certificate IV in Competitive Manufacturing. With experience, and possibly some further training such as Diploma of Competitive Manufacturing , you can work as a Senior Sustainability Technician. Of course you can continue to progress further along a career pathway that could see you in a number of senior management positions. Certificate IV in Competitive Manufacturing Earnings, Job and Employment Prospects For detailed information about earnings, job and employment prospects for this occupation, go to the Australian JobSearch Careers page and click on Job Outlook . Printed Resources The INFOSHEET PDFs provide information about the Manufacturing Industry and its various sectors and occupations. To view and print these documents click RESOURCES (you will need to have Adobe Reader ® installed). Where Can I Go From This Job? To find out more about potential Manufacturing career possibilities click PATHWAYS. |
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