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Rubber Goods Production Workers

Exploring This Job

Take shop classes in high school that will teach you to work with and use power tools to build and repair things. During college or technical school training, you may be able to obtain a summer job in a rubber goods plant. The experience can help you decide whether you like the work, and it may also be an advantage if you want full-time employment in the field when you graduate. Another useful experience would be to visit a local rubber goods plant. Some companies allow group tours of their facilities to educate the public about their operations.

Talk with rubber goods production workers about the field. Ask the following questions, and try to come up with your own, too.

  • What made you want to enter this career?
  • What are the most important personal and professional traits for production workers?
  • What do you like and dislike about this career?
  • How did you train for this field?
  • How will technology change this field in the next five to 10 years?
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