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Standard

Definition of Standard

Example(s) of Technical Standard

Safety & Maintenance

• Adhere to all safety protocols when operating machinery
• Perform basic maintenance tasks on manufacturing equipment
• Identify and report potential safety hazards
• Important skills beyond technical knowledge:
• Stand for prolonged periods of time
• Ability to work safely in an industrial environment

• OSHA Compliance
• Courses in manufacturing run for extended periods of time and require students to stand and operate machinery for up to four hours

Problem Solving

• Identify and troubleshoot issues in manufacturing processes

• Review prototyped components and compare to specifications

Critical Thinking

• Analyze data and make informed decisions

Teamwork

• Collaborate with other team members in a production environment

Adaptability

• Learn new technologies and adapt to changing manufacturing processes

Important Considerations

Valid Driver’s License

Some programs may require a valid driver’s license

Drug Testing

Most employers will conduct pre-employment drug tests

Background Checks

Some employers may perform background checks to verify criminal history

Physical Limitations

Students with physical limitations may need reasonable accommodations to meet technical standards, which should be discussed with the program