Machinist and Toolmaker
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| Did you Know? |
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| • Entry level toolmakers can average $30,000 a year during a four-year training program. |
| • Experienced precision metalworkers earnings range from $40,000 to $70,000 annually. |
| • The U.S. Government projects 3 job openings for every new certified precision metalworker through 2005. |
| • Precision machining provides a practical basis for an engineering or business degree. |
| • The gloomy rooms and greasy machines are of the past and are replaced with computers and high technology. |
| • Many toolmakers eventually own their own shops. |
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