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Also called additive manufacturing production technician, additive manufacturing technician, engineering technician and field service technician.
$66,120
Median pay a year
75,570
People do this work
6
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Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician
Summary
Industrial engineering technologist applying engineering principles to optimize manufacturing processes and improve production efficiency through testing, data analysis, and equipment calibration
Experience
Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Tested selected products at specified stages in the production process for performance characteristics or adherence to specifications
Compiled and evaluated statistical data to determine and maintain quality and reliability of products
Studied time, motion, methods, or speed involved in maintenance and production to establish standard production rates
Read worker logs and product processing sheets to verify adherence to quality assurance specifications
Verified equipment operation and maintenance according to quality assurance standards by observing worker performance
Aided in planning work assignments in accordance with worker performance and production schedules
Calibrated or adjusted equipment to ensure quality production, using tools such as calipers and micrometers
Skills
Core Skills
Developing technical methods, Monitoring compliance processes, Analyzing costs and benefits, Calibrating scientific or technical equipment, Researching human performance factors, Monitoring productivity, Inspecting operational processes, Monitoring environmental activities, Selecting project materials
Technical Skills
Designing industrial processing systems
Education
Certificate Your training program, Year
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Tested products for performance characteristicsCompiled and evaluated statistical quality dataStudied time and methods to improve efficiencyVerified records adhered to quality specificationsObserved worker performance for quality assuranceEvaluated operations for compliance with regulations
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Tested products at various stages of production to assess performance characteristics and ensure quality standards were met.
Studied time and methods to improve efficiency in production processes
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Tested products at various stages of production, reducing defects in final products to meet quality standards.
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Reduced defects in final productsIncreased customer satisfactionImproved product reliability
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Studied time and methods to improve efficiency in production processes
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Cut down production timeStreamlined workflow processesEnhanced overall productivity
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Developing technical methods
Monitoring compliance processes
Analyzing costs and benefits
Selecting project materials
Calibrating scientific or technical equipment
Designing industrial processing systems
Researching human performance factors
Monitoring productivity
Inspecting operational processes
Monitoring environmental activities
Testing product functionality and quality
Estimating operational costs
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What an Industrial Engineering Technologist and Technician does
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Apply engineering theory and principles to problems of industrial layout or manufacturing production, usually under the direction of engineering staff. May perform time and motion studies on worker operations in a variety of industries for purposes such as establishing standard production rates or improving efficiency.
What it pays
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Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$55,760
Median
$66,120
75th percentile
$80,280
About 75,570 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AL
$50,560
$66,510
$77,790
AR
$56,910
$62,210
$81,930
AZ
$57,230
$66,040
$82,870
CA
$62,290
$79,070
$96,460
CO
$60,020
$66,850
$81,850
CT
$61,170
$69,260
$82,210
FL
$47,260
$61,350
$75,260
GA
$55,650
$65,060
$80,690
IA
$58,250
$64,410
$77,430
ID
$54,680
$63,150
$81,380
IL
$57,620
$71,090
$81,240
IN
$49,140
$63,110
$77,740
KS
$49,420
$61,000
$69,050
KY
$50,840
$61,140
$74,450
MA
$59,400
$71,830
$79,950
MD
$63,090
$79,090
$99,330
ME
$60,320
$63,070
$84,260
MI
$56,600
$64,510
$80,190
MN
$60,270
$70,490
$80,390
MO
$52,450
$62,440
$83,790
MS
$40,220
$50,180
$74,380
MT
$50,140
$60,330
$77,940
NC
$57,320
$69,720
$84,340
ND
$55,650
$64,060
$78,240
NE
$49,240
$59,970
$70,620
NH
$60,190
$69,650
$80,150
NJ
$59,320
$72,890
$95,520
NM
$61,140
$61,280
$77,830
NV
$60,890
$61,470
$76,520
NY
$58,980
$70,290
$78,100
OH
$53,660
$65,490
$77,600
OK
$61,170
$79,330
$88,900
OR
$61,350
$75,760
$79,980
PA
$53,090
$65,260
$79,310
PR
$38,470
$46,470
$52,640
RI
$49,850
$59,420
$77,970
SC
$56,840
$70,080
$79,540
SD
$49,810
$54,570
$63,280
TN
$48,760
$58,070
$72,230
TX
$49,010
$62,020
$80,070
UT
$61,580
$67,490
$85,450
VA
$58,610
$66,310
$79,180
VT
$63,290
$72,410
$85,320
WA
$61,810
$78,430
$116,210
WI
$54,670
$65,270
$76,100
WV
$44,150
$57,240
$70,330
Other names
Other names for this job
additive manufacturing production technician, additive manufacturing technician, engineering technician, field service technician, final operations technician, industrial engineering technician, industrial maintenance technician, industrial manufacturing technician, industrial technician, line technician, manufacturing engineering technician, manufacturing process technician.
More names for this work
manufacturing production technician, manufacturing technician, metallurgical lab technician, motion study technician, operations technician, plant facilities technician, plant technician, process technician, production technician, qc engineering technician, quality assurance technician, quality control engineering technician, quality control technician, quality technician, semiconductor manufacturing technician, semiconductor processing equipment production technician, service technician, solar hot water heater manufacturing technician, support technician, test technician, three dimensional printing technician, time study technician, 3d printing tech, analysis tester, boiler water tester, business process analyst, cad specialist, cellophane tester, cloth tester, computer aided design specialist, diagnostics engineering specialist, efficiency analyst, efficiency expert, engineering specialist, engineering technologist, field service engineer, industrial engineering analyst, industrial engineering technologist, industrial maintenance tech, industrial methods consultant, industrial technologist, lean six sigma black belt, lean six sigma specialist, liaison engineer, machine operator, manufacturing associate, manufacturing consultant, manufacturing coordinator.
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This page is about the occupation Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.