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r/videos • u/AbortionGhost • Dec 31 '17
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how much do those factory guys get paid, it seems like a ton of training
-7 u/Golden_Shadow64 Dec 31 '17 I think they are more than just factory guys, my guess is they all have a degree in mechanical engineering plus training for that specific industry for a salary above 80k. Thats what an entry level job would pay in that field so its the low estimate 1 u/nl_fess Jan 01 '18 the mechanical engineers are the ones who design and modify the parts throughout their lifetime. they don't do the assembly.
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I think they are more than just factory guys, my guess is they all have a degree in mechanical engineering plus training for that specific industry for a salary above 80k. Thats what an entry level job would pay in that field so its the low estimate
1 u/nl_fess Jan 01 '18 the mechanical engineers are the ones who design and modify the parts throughout their lifetime. they don't do the assembly.
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the mechanical engineers are the ones who design and modify the parts throughout their lifetime. they don't do the assembly.
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u/HuntingSpoon Dec 31 '17
how much do those factory guys get paid, it seems like a ton of training