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Manufacturing Engineering

Manufacturing Engineering is a critical skill in today's world of work, where companies rely on the efficient and cost-effective production of goods to stay competitive. Candidates with expertise in Manufacturing Engineering possess a broad range of skills and knowledge, including product design, process optimization, quality control, supply chain management, and automation. With the increasing complexity of modern manufacturing systems, companies are seeking candidates who can improve production efficiency, reduce costs, and implement innovative manufacturing techniques.

Assessment Details
US $15

Performance Analysis report

40 minutes
40 MCQ

Certificate of Specialization

Credential of Readiness 

Test Syllabus

The Manufacturing Engineering Skill Test evaluates a candidate's knowledge and ability to apply principles of engineering, materials science, and industrial management to the manufacturing process. The test aims to assess the candidate's understanding of product design, materials selection, manufacturing processes, and production management techniques, among other related skills.


Topics covered in the test:


  • Casting and Welding

  • Engineering Materials and Metallurgy

  • Machine Design

  • Industrial Management

  • Thermodynamics

  • Miscellaneous

  • Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics

  • Stress and Strain Concentrations

  • Shafts

  • Rivets and Riveted Joints

  • Screws and Bolts

  • Welded Joints

  • Keys and Couplings

  • Belts, Ropes, and Chains

  • Gears

  • Springs and Bearings

Related Roles

Having verifiable manufacturing engineering skills can give you an edge in today's highly competitive job market. As manufacturing processes continue to evolve and become more complex, companies are looking for candidates who possess a strong foundation in the principles of manufacturing engineering, including materials science, mechanics, and industrial management. These skills are critical for companies seeking to improve their manufacturing processes, reduce costs, and increase efficiency.


Internship Roles:


  • Manufacturing Engineering Intern

  • Production Control Intern

  • Quality Control Intern

  • Manufacturing Process Engineer Intern

  • Industrial Engineering Intern


Full-time Roles:


  • Manufacturing Engineer

  • Production Engineer

  • Quality Engineer

  • Process Engineer

  • Operations Manager

  • Industrial Engineer

  • Continuous Improvement Engineer

  • Automation Engineer

  • Manufacturing Systems Engineer

  • Supply Chain Engineer

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