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How will working a Machine Operator job help me grow a career?

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david davis
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Learn the machine and it's functions and learn the weakness

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Jensley Georges
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Machine Operator at Pq Recycle

Well from my experience of being a machine operator it's alot focus know the in's and Outs of the entire machine knowing what to do in any situation how ever you ask about growing your career my advice to is to get a forklift license or a trade in a feel were there is demand how ever being machine operator. Can help grow your career by having experience and keeping a steady job that will show potential employers your work ethic

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Michelle Bidelman
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t will add to your experience and job skills.

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Brian Perry
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You did not say if that is like being a machinist. The are classes you can take to help you. Where you work they may have training as well. My brother in law was a robotics machinist and did VERY well. Good Luck.

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Richard Milosh
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Machine Operator at Atlantic Pulp

It depends upon what type of machine you operate. There are careers in plastics operating machines where you can earn a good living. Most of these opportunities start by getting your foot in the door do a great job so when a job opening comes up they will look to train you.

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Tammy Shaver
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The manager should train the person on how each different machine works and learn what to do when it breaks down

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Barnie Villa
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Evs Housekeeper at Summerlin Medical Center

There are all types of different machines (CNC, Lathe, etc). There are machines that makes rare auto parts, USA auto parts, chocolate, toilet paper, furniture, etc... You get the picture. You learn one, you pretty much know them all. Learn all the machines in the shop. You grow by listening, paying attention, volunteering a hand, keeping your area clean, having patience, and always, safety first. If you don't know something, ask. Don't assume. That's how mistakes happen. Be sure to take notes, learn, absorb, and prove yourself. There are some employers in the machinist industry that will pay to further your education. If so, take advantage of it. It really does pay off. My ex husband was a machinist (Lord rest his soul). It's worth it. The pay is great when you have a background to follow. I hope that helps a little bit. But most and far most, follow your heart. Good Luck! Stay safe!

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Steven Reed
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Machine Operator at Encore Wire and Forklift driver

I think if you like working as a machine operator then you will be happy. Advancement comes from learning , being punctual and having a good attitude. The answer is simple, are you willing to invest in your future by being a outstanding worker?

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Lorry Stolp
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Machine Operator at Daktronics

The more you know the better chance you have at applying for higher jobs in a company. Like trainer,line leader,crew leader and so on

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Keith Dickey
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Drywall Finisher at B D Drywall

Start at the bottom, and work your way up...

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