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Manufacturing Team Challenge
Conceiving, designing, and completing a manufacturing project as part of an effective and efficient team of specialists.
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Why is this skill important?
This skill competition involves teams of complementary skilled specialists working to design, manufacture, assemble and test new or improved equipment either as a one-off item or as the prototype for mass production.
Technicians skilled in project management, finance, organization, computer-aided design, programming, machining, welding, electronics, and fitting form teams to tackle the Manufacturing Team Challenge. Each team member requires the ability to think, work and contribute beyond the boundaries of individual skill in order to make the most of the team’s combined efforts.
Working in teams mirrors what we see today in industry and business. Plus, as a member of a team individuals have a unique opportunity not only to deepen their own skills but also to learn more about related skills.
Could this skill be for you?
If you like:
- Making things
- Complex problems
- Working as a team
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The Challenge
Important elements of the challenge include:
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In a team, competitors will carry out a computer-aided design in preparation for the manufacturing task.
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Next, the team will set up and machine all components required for the project.
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Each team will manufacture, assemble and test the project.
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The capacity to work within and contribute to a team is vital to this Skill.
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Results
| Medal | Result | Competitor | Country/region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | 722 | Yuhei Ueno | Japan |
| Gold | 722 | Taku Mogami | Japan |
| Gold | 722 | Tomohiro Aso | Japan |
| Gold | 720 | Willon Santos | Brazil |
| Gold | 720 | Thiago Lima | Brazil |
| Gold | 720 | Mateus Gomes | Brazil |
| Bronze | 718 | Peitong Liu | China |
| Bronze | 718 | Yunan Gao | China |
| Bronze | 718 | Zhiyuan Zhan | China |
| Bronze | 717 | SURAK KIM | Korea |
| Bronze | 717 | DOHUN KWAK | Korea |
| Bronze | 717 | SANGMIN LEE | Korea |
| Medallion for Excellence | 706 | Viktor Ryzhov | Russia |
| Medallion for Excellence | 706 | Sergei Sychugov | Russia |
| Medallion for Excellence | 706 | Dmitrii Kostiashin | Russia |
| Medallion for Excellence | 700 | Aurelien SIAT | France |
| Medallion for Excellence | 700 | Théo MARCHANDEAU | France |
| Medallion for Excellence | 700 | Julien HEYER | France |
| 688 | KUAN-HUNG CHEN | Chinese Taipei | |
| 688 | JIN-CHENG LIN | Chinese Taipei | |
| 688 | YI-HAN CHEN | Chinese Taipei | |
| 660 | Jake Green | United Kingdom | |
| 660 | Alexander McCluskey | United Kingdom | |
| 660 | Jacob Parker | United Kingdom | |
| 649 | Tapio Immonen | Finland | |
| 649 | Eetu Runne | Finland | |
| 649 | Eemi Saloranta | Finland | |
| 623 | Jeisson Camilo Rivera Camelo | Colombia | |
| 623 | Pedro Estiben Ramirez Saenz | Colombia | |
| 623 | John Esteban Sanchez Salazar | Colombia | |
| 581 | Reagan Tembo | Zambia | |
| 581 | Charles LUMBWE | Zambia | |
| 581 | Charity Mutale Mutale | Zambia | |
How to compete
To reach the level of skills required to compete in a WorldSkills Competition takes several years of training and dedication. But the best time to start is now.
Find out more about how to take part in a WorldSkills Competition.