What jobs are there in the mechanical industry ~

Generally speaking, the employment direction of machining is roughly as follows:

(1) engaged in the preparation and implementation of mechanical design and manufacturing process regulations;

(2) Engaged in the maintenance of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic control equipment;

(3) Engaged in the design and manufacture of process tools;

(4) Engaged in programming and operation of high-intelligence equipment such as CNC machine tools and machining centers;

(5) Engaged in the application of mechanical CAD/CAM technology;

(6) Engaged in on-site technical management of mechanical design and manufacturing;

(7) Engaged in the sales and service of mechanical and electrical products.

(8) Primary skills of fitter, lathe worker or electrician;

(9) Prepare and implement technical regulations for mechanical design and manufacturing;

(10) Use, maintain, repair and manage mechanical and electrical equipment;

(1 1) Selection, design, manufacture and debugging of process tools;

(12) operating high-tech intelligent equipment such as CNC machine tools and machining centers;

(13) Technical management of mechanical design, manufacturing and production site;

(14) applied mechanical CAD/CAM；; ;

(15) Use computers to process words, charts, data and information, design mechanical and electrical drawings, and compile NC machining programs. etc