Engineering, Industrial and Technological Sciences Career Pathway
Are you able to analyze problems and to understand and pay close attention to standards? Are you good in math and science? Do you like to create, build, install and maintain physical systems? Do you enjoy drawing detailed plans or patterns or working with diagrams? This may be a career pathway for you!
The Engineering, Industrial and Technological Sciences Pathway includes the following occupational clusters: engineering and related technologies, construction and maintenance, technological science and vehicle operation and repair. Iowa's world of work includes careers in each occupational cluster.
Occupations:
Aircraft Mechanic
Aircraft Pilot
Armed Forces
Automobile mechanic
Automotive Body Repairer
Carpenter
Chef
Chemical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Computer Engineer
Construction Supervisor
Drafter
Driver/sales worker
Electrician
Engineering Technician
Flying Instructor
Geologist
Heat Treating Equipment Operator
Industrial Engineer
Industrial Machinery Mechanic
Industrial Production Manager
Laundry and Drycleaning Machine Operator
Leak Surveyor
Lock and Dam Repairer Supervisor
Machinery Maintenance Worker
Material Moving Equipment Operator
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Engineering Technician
Numerical Control Machine Setup Operator
Office Machine Repairer
Operating Engineer
Physicists and Astronomers
Plumber/Pipefitter
Quality Assurance Manager
Reservation and Ticket Agent
Surveyor
Tool and Die Maker
Welder/cutter
From: Career Pathways Resource Guide, Iowa Department of Education, First Edition, 1997. Funded by the Tech Prep Model Framework Project.
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