Time Da Fluck Out - Any Process Tech's on the coli????

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

You mean to tell me Process Technicians average 48k - 65k(depending on location) a year WITHOUT OT? Never heard of this field until like a few days ago and I'm most def not trying to do that 4 yr college BS again. Anybody know anyone in the industry, or in the in the industry themselves. How does the diploma apply in So many sectors(From food and beverage to cosmetic to petroleum processing) What's really good? Can a brother get some info? I know its not 80-130k but fukk it shyt sound straight to me.

 

[Lucy]

I think the minimum education needed is an Associate Degree.

 

[skeetsinternal]

I cant tell if u set your bar high in life or just settling,..shift work and union jobs are backbreaking, why aspire so low breh

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

I think the minimum education needed is an Associate Degree.

Thanks, I got that part. Actually the minimum is a Cert. BUT an associates is better. Either way. >>>> 4 to 5 years of schooling.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

I cant tell if u set your bar high in life or just settling,..shift work and union jobs are backbreaking, why aspire so low breh

Dawg I heard about this from a young chick I'm clicking up with she like 23 and been enrolled for a little over a year. She said its plenty of women in the industry. and that it's not hard. Just some moderate repair and a lot of checking and reading shyt.

 

[skeetsinternal]

Dawg I heard about this from a young chick I'm clicking up with she like 23 and been enrolled for a little over a year. She said its plenty of women in the industry. and that it's not hard. Just some moderate repair and a lot of checking and reading shyt.

Basically you doing some setup, breakdown and cleanup of equipment (depending on industry). Then that checking and reading may be reviewing, editing of batch records/documentation of work performed. Then you have to do alot of training, thats typically provided, like gown training, working in aseptic areas/clean rooms etc and wearing PPE and uniforms. Ugh...good luck

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

Basically you doing some setup, breakdown and cleanup of equipment (depending on industry). Then that checking and reading may be reviewing, editing of batch records/documentation of work performed. Then you have to do alot of training, thats typically provided, like gown training, working in aseptic areas/clean rooms etc and wearing PPE and uniforms. Ugh...good luck

Bruh everyone cant be in IT can it? is it growing like that lol

 

[skeetsinternal]

Bruh everyone cant be in IT can it? is it growing like that lol

You the first person I ever heard say they wanna do process work. I think all you need is a HS diploma or GED, the training you get will be on the job

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

You the first person I ever heard say they wanna do process work. I think all you need is a HS diploma or GED, the training you get will be on the job

LOL nah bruh you need an associates. lol, yall dudes stay shytting on careers outside of computer science.

 

[itsyoung!!]

I cant tell if u set your bar high in life or just settling,..shift work and union jobs are backbreaking, why aspire so low breh

AT&T is union.. so back breaking, you know, working 39 hours a week

If all you do is aspire to make $50,000-$60,000 a year, why not go work for Verizon, AT&T, Wells Fargo or Chase? These companies hire easily and all the time and require MAYBE an associates degree

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

AT&T is union.. so back breaking, you know, working 39 hours a week

If all you do is aspire to make $50,000-$60,000 a year, why not go work for Verizon, AT&T, Wells Fargo or Chase? These companies hire easily and all the time and require MAYBE an associates degree

Where/What do you all do/stay where 60,000 dollars is chump change?

 

[itsyoung!!]

Where/What do you all do/stay where 60,000 dollars is chump change?

bay area

where did I say it was chump change ? I said if thats all you aspire to make.. those jobs come with full benefits, dental and vision, matching 401ks and if you work at the bank then obviously holidays off + banker hours..

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

bay area



The Bay area is ridiculously expensive.

Yeah you right that might not be shyt out there.