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Wood and Paper Product Manufacturing - Training and progression

Whakanao Hua a-Rakau, Pepa

Training

Gilbert Robinson and an apprentice looking at a saw.

Apprenticeships are available in saw doctoring

Most training in this industry is done on the job. Apprenticeships are available in areas such as:
  • solid wood processing 
  • timber machining 
  • saw doctoring 
  • wood product manufacturing 
  • wood panels manufacturing 
  • pulp and paper manufacturing
For production planning and management, and general supervisory and management roles, a tertiary qualification and experience may be required.
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Progression

With on-the-job training and completion of national certificates, you can progress to team leader and supervisor positions. You can also move on to production planning or management positions.

Training on the job

Type of training

Training is done on the job, and for some roles you may need to have a driver's licence. Opportunities are available to gain relevant national certificates.

Apprenticeship

Type of training

Experience

Type of training

Jobs include

Jobs include

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Updated April 2009
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