Production sector has to do with the observation of the entire cycle of a product, from its elaboration to delivery, giving important data related to profits to the organization. Production managers work in this sector and they are responsible for planning and coordinating the manufacturing processes. Their job is closely related to the efficient production of goods.
A Production manager usually performs many of the following tasks:
• Ensuring cost effectiveness of a production.
• Calculating human resources and materials needed.
• Monitoring product standards.
• Connecting different departments.
• Creating reports about performance of subordinates.

• Having competent math skills.
• Being able to work to deadlines.
• Having good problem solving abilities.
• Having attention to details.
• Being able to understand technical processes.
• Having organisational skills.
• Being willingness to accept responsibility.
• Having knowledge of manufacturing standards.
• Being self confident.
• Being able to communicate clearly with other staff members.

Production manager jobs require applicants with formal education, but there are many degrees suitable with this area. Among educational options are Mechanical engineering, physics, biochemistry, materials science/technology, process engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, and many other courses available to choose.

There are universities offering degrees related to this area, including manufacturing engineering, manufacturing management, manufacturing systems engineering, among others. Universities like Kingston, Coventry, Nottingham, and Teesside have postgraduate courses related to production management.