Skills Required for a Manufacturing Engineer from India to get employed in Canada
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Posted on: 18-10-04 08:24:59
Do we have any CD from Manufacturing sector .Can anyone advise me the skill set required for an Engineer of 30 yrs of age having 8 yrs of exp. in Bearing Manufacturing (Grinding,Superfinishing,Having hands on Exp of CINCINNATI,WMW,BLANCHARD,HEALD,C/LESS MACHINES,good knowledge of Process))to get employed in Canad.I am asking it so that I can sharpen or take a course(like Six sigma etc.) in those skills as I am a prospective immigrant of canada????
Dear CD's Do we have any one from Manufacturing sector??????
IS IT TOO DIFFICULT FOR AN ENGINEER TO GET A JOB OF MACHINIST????AND WHAT ARE THE COURSES ONE MECHANICAL ENGINEER SHOULD TAKE BEFORE COMING TO CANADA????AND WHAT ARE THE COURSES/CERTFICATIONS HE SHOULD TAKE AFTER COMING TO CANADA
AREY KUCH TO BOLO?????
Montu,
You can develop your self on SIX SIGMA -Black belt certification and also since you are in bearing industry i dont have much idea but if you can concentrate on lean manufacturing, JIT , KANBAN and all those japanese stuff it would be help ful and of course if you have CNC exp. it would be added advantage.
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thanks...please keep replying....
Dear Interceptor,
By visting this forum I have come to know that there are very few engineers from Manufacturing field....Is that true....and I am planninng to get Six Sigma certification from American Society for Quality.....Will it help.....and please tell me how can I know that which certification I will have to take before I can proactice & work as a Manufacturing engineer....I guess the struggling period will be 2-3 years or more???
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Orginally posted by montu
Dear Interceptor,
By visting this forum I have come to know that there are very few engineers from Manufacturing field....Is that true....
Very few engineers from Manufacturing field on this site could be true. Do not base these assumptions for Canadian workforce though!
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I am a candidate for bachelors of manufacturing engineering and management (hons.) at the University of Ontario. you can visit it at http://www.uoit.ca. It is located in Oshawa, ON, east end outside GTA. To be precise it is a 40 minute GO bus ride from Scarborough, ON. Being a new university that opened doors to its first class in 2003, it is also recruiting post docs and core faculty members. So please do go visit the website and apply for the positions mentioned. I would like to see some Indian teachers in the lecture halls.
