Blue-Collar Worker Supervisors

Blue-collar worker supervisors direct, help, and train workers in physically active jobs.

Nowadays, blue-collar is a term given to jobs that require a lot of physical activity. Blue-collar worker supervisors manage employees that work in these industries such as construction and manufacturing.

Blue-Collar Worker Supervisors are in the Architecture and Construction career cluster and the Construction pathway.

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Wages:	Above the statewide median $26.02 / hour Read more about wages
Outlook:	Percent Growth 1.9% Read more about outlook
Education & Training:	Work experience (in related occupation) is common. View related programs (current training programs) View related fields of study (majors)
On the Job:	Work Activities Direct and lead workers. Estimate the cost of materials needed to complete projects. Prepare budgets. Calculate labor and equipment needs. Read more about the job Assess your skills
Job Title Examples:	Assembly Supervisor, Construction Supervisor, Converting Supervisor See more job title examples

Source: Minnesota Department of Education, Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, and CareerOneStop.

Why Energy?

Supervisors can be employed in electrical generation facilities to coordinate the activities of inspectors, machine setters and operators, and plant operators. Supervisors can also be employed in the energy industry to coordinate the activities of power-line installers, mechanics, electricians, solar panel installers, and others.

Find out more about careers in energy.

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