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The Essentials of Manufacturing (EOM) Development Program at Saint-Gobain North America is designed for aspiring Mechanical Engineers who are eager to shape the future of manufacturing. This 18-month program offers a unique opportunity to engage with the Manufacturing 4.0 revolution, where participants will be equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to innovate and elevate manufacturing practices. Throughout the program, participants will rotate through various plants across North America every three months, gaining hands-on experience and insights into different business operations, products, and processes. This exposure not only fosters camaraderie among peers but also enhances understanding of the diverse manufacturing landscape within the company. Participants will be paired with dedicated mentors who will guide them through the complexities of large business units, providing essential knowledge and advice for career development. The program emphasizes real-world challenges, allowing participants to work on priority projects that will test their skills and push the boundaries of traditional manufacturing methods. Training sessions will cover a range of topics, including lean manufacturing practices, data analytics, business acumen, and project management, ensuring that participants develop a well-rounded skill set. From day one, the program focuses on making a tangible impact, empowering participants to take responsibility for concrete results. Upon completion of the EOM Program, graduates will have the opportunity to apply for the Essentials Global Experience Program, which allows them to work on international projects with Saint-Gobain businesses worldwide. This program is not just about learning; it’s about transforming participants into thought leaders who will drive the future of manufacturing.