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The Changing Role of the Plant Engineer

-- Plant Engineering, 7/20/2007 8:08:00 AM

Every three years, Plant Engineering conducts a study called "The Changing Role of the Plant Engineer." The 2007 study will be reported on at Maximo World in Orlando in July, at National Manufacturing Week in September as part of Plant Engineering's 60th anniversary celebration, and in November's 60th anniversary issue. We're looking for your input on how your job has changed in the last three years -- and how you think it will change in the future. It takes only about 15 minutes to complete the survey, and the data gathered will give manufacturing executives and policy leaders the knowledge they need to affect change in American manufacturing. To participate in this exclusive survey, click here.
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