
doi: 10.4271/660300
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Professionalism in the manufacturing engineering field is reflected through a demonstrated attitude of the individual caring about his own personal progress and his progress on the job, together with management recognition of all the different disciplines that make up the manufacturing engineering team. This philosophy is indicated in the obligation of management to provide opportunity for advancement to all working within the manufacturing engineering specialties, regardless of the individual’s educational level at the outset. A planned approach providing steps to offer continual professional growth in manufacturing engineering at Grumman is described. Recommendations are also made as to specific objectives which would help clarify the importance of the manufacturing engineer’s role in industry.</div>
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