Manufacturing Workforce - 2023

Building avenues for tomorrow's industrial manufacturing workforce, today!

Overview

New technologies are changing the face of manufacturing—from 3D printing, robotics, the industrial Internet of Things, to autonomous vehicles. Factories are becoming increasingly connected, as machines talk to one another and to humans. Automation and autonomy reach new milestones, too, as robots become more independent, mobile and take on more human attributes. However, employees are jittery over 4IR’s impact on job security and changing roles.

As organisation's in the Industrial Manufacturing Industry evolve, it is pertinent that they consider how the different changes and trends are impacting their workforce; these include sustainability and digital trends which are shaping the future of work in the industrial manufacturing industry.

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The case for change is real

industrial manufacturing companies need to re-look their sustainability strategies and enable their workforce to execute upon them: Watch more here: Workforce of the Future

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Marthle du Plessis

Marthle du Plessis

Workforce of the Future Africa Leader, PwC South Africa

Tel: +27 (0) 11 797 4075

Vinesh Maharaj

Vinesh Maharaj

Smart Manufacturing Lead, PwC South Africa

Tel: +27 (0) 11 287 0839

Harshini Vallabh

Harshini Vallabh

Senior Manager, Workforce of the Future Industrial Manufacturing Industry Lead, PwC South Africa

Tel: +27 (0) 11 797 4262

Riandré Schreuder

Riandré Schreuder

Manager, PwC South Africa

Tel: +27 (0) 72 611 0759

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